AFTER six years of political turmoil and a slew of short-term prime ministers, Japan looks set for stability if premier Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc wins this weekend's election, analysts say.
But the question is whether Abe will continue his program of economic reforms, or revert to nationalist type and risk a further fraying of relations with China.
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