Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has made her first reshuffle of the Liberal Democratic Party's executives. Many key executives have been retained in their positions.
The reshuffle occurred on Wednesday, with the prime minister choosing to keep much of the existing leadership in place.
Further details of the changes are available from the source, which reported on the prime minister's decision to largely retain the current executives.
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