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Amending a constitution drawn up by Japan's conquerors in the 1940s would demonstrate the nation's ability to evolve
Takaichi should try to avoid any unnecessary provocation towards Beijing and refrain from visiting the Yasukuni shrine
Moves to increase defense spending should help reduce Tokyo's dependence for security on an unreliable US
Takaichi is right to seek to make government spending more predictable with multiyear budget measures
Takaichi should tread carefully on plans to tighten laws on foreigners in Japan
Takaichi would be wise not to rush any change to the constitution
The LDP's desire to tinker with the peace clause is potentially deeply divisive
Takaichi might sensibly rethink plans for a two-year consumption tax exemption for food sales
Ian Austen can be reached at austen@nytimescom
Vjosa Isai is reporter for The Times based in Toronto covering news from across Canada
Ian Austen reports on Canada for The Times
Matina Stevis-Gridneff is Canada bureau chief for The Times leading coverage of the country
Abel Mwansa was a bright smiling 12-year-old boy scheduled to celebrate his 13th birthday next month
Zoey Benoit was the strongest little girl
A version of this article appears in print on Feb 13 2026 Section A Page 7 of the New York edition with headline ‘Strongest Little Girl’ Deep Grief in Canada After Mass Shooting
Police released the names of all the victims photos and statements from relatives on Thursday afternoon
Ian Austen a Windsor Ontario native based in Ottawa has reported on the country for two decades
Maya was shot in the head and neck and was in critical condition
Maya Gebala is fighting for her life at the British Columbia Children’s Hospital in Vancouver
Kylie was not with Ethan