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Japanese parliament passes major new bill amid succession crisis

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Japanese parliament passes major new bill amid succession crisis
Japan's parliament approved a landmark amendment to the Imperial House Law last Friday, marking the first revision to the statute's core text in more than seven decades. The upper chamber passed the bill on July 17, driven by growing anxiety over a shrinking pool of male successors to the Chrysanthemum Throne. Currently, there are three eligible male heirs - two of whom have already reached their sixties or beyond.
21 Jul, 09:43