Japan's opposition party incumbent head Tamaki re-elected

Yuichiro Tamaki was re-elected on Saturday as the head of the Japanese opposition Democratic Party for the People, as he faces the task of dealing with his party's relationship with the ruling camp ahead of a possible Cabinet reshuffle sometime this month."We will cooperate beyond ruling and opposition parties toward the implementation of our policies," Tamaki, 54, said at a press conference after beating the party's acting chief, Seiji Maehara, in the leadership election.Tamaki, whose term is until the end of September 2026, scooped up 80 points, more than the majority necessary to win out…READ FULL ARTICLE