Japan's populist Sanseito party rejects accusations of links to Russia after a female candidate gave an interview to Russian media.
Alma Stefureac
International
pixabay.com
Always see our news on Google
Sanseito, an anti-immigrant party in Japan, is enjoying a surge in the polls but has been embroiled in controversy after candidate Saya gave an interview to Russian state media. Party leader Sohei Kamiya has denied ties to Russia, China or the United States, saying the party maintains balanced diplomacy. Previous criticism of the party has focused on its stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Japan's deputy cabinet secretary-general warned of foreign interference in the election.
Sources
Partidul populist din Japonia neagă orice legătură cu Rusia/ "Menținem o diplomație echilibrată cu toate țările"
Japonia: Un partid populist aflat în ascensiune respinge acuzațiile privind legături Rusia
Un partid populist din China neagă orice legătură cu Moscova. „Invazia militară a Rusiei este un lucru rău”
Latest News
19:39
Emmanuel Macron announced the sending of interceptor missiles to Ukraine, after the Russian attacks in Krivoi Rog.
19:14
Lando Norris secured pole position at the Dutch Grand Prix qualifying, followed by George Russell and Kimi Antonelli
19:00
The police in Focșani took notice after a man was caught on the roof of a moving taxi.
18:55
The German Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, announced in Kiev the allocation of 60 million euros for Ukraine, of which 50 million is for humanitarian aid and 10 million for NATO assistance.
18:50
Serena Williams will play in a team with Carlos Alcaraz in the mixed doubles event at the U.S. Open, marking her return to competition after 2022.
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
