Japanese leader suffers unprecedented no-confidence motion in parliament

11 Jun 2008

Japan’s upper house of parliament approved an unprecedented no-confidence motion against embattled Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda on Wednesday, embarrassing his troubled government but not posing an immediate threat to his tenure. Full Story

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