Japan's Abe wins landslide snap election, keeps TTP-11 alive
Editor's Insight: What Shinzo Abe's victory means for the TPP and international relations.
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In contrast to New Zealand, Japanese voters have endorsed that country’s leadership in creating a Pacific Rim free-trade zone.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has won a landslide snap election called to renew his government’s mandate to, among other things, conclude the TTP-11 – the Trans-Pacific
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Japan's Abe wins landslide snap election, keeps TTP-11 alive
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