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The Japanese government has resigned en masse ahead of the country's prime ministerial elections. This was reported by Japan's largest news agency, Kyodo.

The elections will be held on Monday at a special session of parliament following the October 27 elections to the key lower house.

Shigeru Ishiba has a good chance of being re-elected as prime minister. If Ishiba becomes prime minister again, he will form a new cabinet during the day on Monday. It is expected that its composition will remain almost unchanged.

After that, the new government will be approved by Emperor Naruhito.

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