therefore, i will not be running in the upcoming ldp election.ill devote myself to supporting the new leader. tom: thank you for joining us. when you bring in a new leader, a fresh face that helps to improve the party's image. and if they bring in the right person at that time, that could work again after the election, which we expect in late september. we don't have a specific date yet. the new leader could opt to call a general election. the ldp is more or less guaranteed to win, but there is a chance that they could lose some seats to the opposition, which has sort of made inroads in various regions in japan. but we do expect for the ldp to certainly stay in power. okay. bloomberg's tokyo bureau chief isabel reynolds. really appreciate it. on a busy day for you and the team, change coming at the top of the ticket when it comes to japan, of course. and the prime minister. thank you. coming up switching focus. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken reportedly delays his trip to the middle east due to regional uncertainty. we're going to get the

i don't think anybody expects an entirely new ldp.t is often at these times that you see candidate that maybe we did not expect might come and take over, connect with the public in a way that we previously had not expected, and that might give a boost to politics in the country. paul: our bloomberg opinion columnist. still to come, a court removes thailand's prime minister from office as they reassert their grip on power. we will have update from bloomberg next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ( ♪♪ ) sometimes, all the tenacity and grit in the world... ...can't overcome the boundaries we face. ( ♪♪ ) so morgan stanley is partnering with the women's tennis association to remove them. ( ♪♪ ) because this game is for everyone. ( ♪♪ ) paul: will come back. you are watching bloomberg markets: asia. we are monitoring their prime's independence day address. the theme, translates to develop in india. there is a vision to transform india into a developed nation by 24/7, 100th anniversary from independence from britain. the few remarks he made his violenc

economic columnist william pesek explained how the ldp will navigate the upcoming leadership change. we've seen this interesting period the last 12 years when the liberal democratic party has been in power and promising very big reforms. prime minister shinzo abe took power in 2012, pledging to becomejapan's version of margaret thatcher and ronald reagan wrapped together, and we saw very little structural change, large military easing, the b0] doing a lot, the yen falling 30%. we did not see enough reform, in terms of increasing innovation, empowering women, and the next leader is going to have to figure out how to reinvigorate that process at a moment when china is slowing, when the us labour market is showing signs of strains. and it is not clear if the market he has an appetite for a big risk. two women have thrown their hats in the ring for pm, among several men. is there a obvious candidate? you have a current economic security minister, who throwing her hat into the ring. and a long—time female lawmaker, and it is an interesting wrinkle. i have argued for a long time that it is

the new head of the ldp will be elected in september to replace kishida as prime minister.ian president aleksandar vucic said that russia warned the country's leadership of the upcoming in the republic of mass unrest, the organizers of which are western representatives. the serbian leader told journalists about this, answering a question about the west preparing actions on the territory of the republic with the aim of carrying out a coup d'etat. those who fantasize that they will achieve something by force will achieve nothing. serbia is tirelessly moving forward, they cannot stop it and will not stop it, and will never stop it again. this is my message to everyone and people do not need to worry and worry, - the head of the states. let us recall that on july 9, serbia and the european union signed a memorandum of understanding concerning a strategic partnership in the field of tsarev. the memorandum is intended to ensure environmentally friendly production and development of a lithium deposit, which is important for the production of batteries for electric vehicles in the

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addressing the youth, the leader of the ldp. reminded that he leads the opposition party, but in therent difficult times, parties often forget about disagreements, as in 1942, everything for the front, everything for victory, now it is important to be together, all parliamentary, not only political parties, stood shoulder to shoulder, because we are experiencing the main moment of truth in our modern history during a special military operation. vladimir vasiliev spoke about the fact that over the years... politicians have had many opportunities to prove themselves, because politics, according to him, is primarily decisions and actions. in kursk, all parties, all their branches, have turned into collection points for clothes, food, people, all hotels are occupied, because this is truly a time when people go to kursk to help each other, so many of you, if you have not yet felt this moment, are recommended. it is like a whetstone, you immediately understand what worries them, moreover, in every issue there is already a share of the answer, and it was very pleasant and very useful for me

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and in order to prove that the ldp is changing, the first step is for myself not to run in the partywn. this is how i have reached this decision. animal welfare campaigners are warning that more beef and dairy cows could be kept indoors for the whole of their productive lives, amid a rise in so—called "mega—farms". the bbc found more than 915,000 cows are now being housed on large—scale farms, something the group compassion in world farming describes as "deeply concerning". three people have been taken to hospital after a food bank in new zealand unintentionally distributed sweets laced with a potentially lethal amount of methamphetamine. police in new zealand are racing to trace the sweets, which as many as 400 people may have received in food parcels. it's believed criminals may have packaged the drugs as sweets to avoid detection. stay with us here on bbc news. coming up, we have the latest business and sport for you. hello there. temperatures have been cooling somewhat since we had the highest temperature of the year so far to begin this week. today looks rather cloudy for parts

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it isn't fair to every single woman vying for a spot in the ldp a. round, 0-sum game, 95 women advance to the next round, is shot out. hard-working female -- stuart: chromosome x x you're in, xy you are out of within sport, correct? >> yes. i'm sorry if it seems unfair but sports are not about validating identity on a sports, the governing bodies have an obligation to create as fair and level playing field as possible, the lpga neglected their duty. stuart: thanks for being on the show and pointing out reality. come back soon. still had. jimmy failla asked new yorkers who they think will win the election, the surprise answers. some schools closing and bringing back pandemic era measures as covid cases surge. jody baker think the democrats deception may win the election. what deception is he talking about? the 11:00 hour of "varney and company" is next. ♪ ♪ did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com daughter: he

of the vldp, which was headed during his lifetime by prime minister shinzo abe, the new head of the ldpill be elected in september to replace kishida as prime minister. serbian president aleksandar vucic said that russia warned the country's leadership about mass unrest being prepared in the republic, the organizers of which are representatives of western countries. the serbian leader told journalists about this, answering a question about the west preparing an action on the territory of the republic with the aim of carrying out a coup d'etat. those who fantasize that they will achieve something by force, will achieve nothing, serbia is tirelessly moving forward, they cannot stop it and will not stop it, and will never stop it again, this is my message to everyone and the people, there is no need to worry and worry, - the head of state concluded. let us recall that on july 9, serbia and the european union signed a memorandum on mutual understanding, affecting a strategic partnership in the field of lithium resources. the memorandum is designed to ensure environmentally friendly producti

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