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Japan Eases Imperial Succession Rules, Women Still Excluded from Throne
The Japanese parliament has approved a law allowing the integration of members from 11 former imperial branches into the imperial family, addressing concerns about a lack of male successors, though women continue to be excluded from ascending the throne.
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