The leaders of the Constitutional Democratic Party and Komeito Party held an executive meeting, sparking speculation if it's about election cooperation. The date and location of the meeting were not disclosed. The focal point lies in whether this discussion may lead to strategic moves ahead of the upcoming elections, given Japan's dynamically changing political scene. No immediate comment from either party has been made.

In Japan, discussions between party leaders are highly scrutinized for potential impacts on the political scenario, especially with an election in sight. Voters are particularly interested in any potential coalitions or alliances that may impact policymaking and the balance of power.

In the US or EU, similar talks between party leaders are also watched closely. However, formal coalition governments are more common in the EU, with backchannel talks and negotiations a routine part of the pre-election season. In the US, although there's a two-party system, intra-party negotiations can affect election strategies and policies.