Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe answers questions during a budget committee session of the upper house in Tokyo on March 19, 2018. Japan's embattled prime minister hit back on March 19 at critics over a favouritism and cover-up scandal that has seen his popularity plunge and loosened his iron grip on power. KAZUHIRO NOGI / AFP
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe won re-election as leader of his ruling party Thursday, setting him on course to become Japan’s longest-serving premier and realise his dream of reforming the constitution.
The 63-year-old conservative secured 553 votes from lawmakers and party members against 254 won by former defence minister Shigeru Ishiba in a two-horse race for leader of the Liberal Democratic Party.
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