72-Year-Old President Flexes Diplomacy Gains Over Mid-Life Crisis
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At age 72, the president showed off enough diplomatic stamina to make a toddler jealous, squashing rumors about his 24/7 napping habits and mysterious succession plans that even Sherlock Holmes couldn't crack. Instead of calling it a retirement vacation, the leader delivered a geopolitical workout that reminded everyone he's still got gas in the tank after seven decades, officially quelling concerns about whether his energy was fading faster than a Wi-Fi signal in a concrete bunker. No specifics on replacement candidates, but hey, maybe the secret plan is just surviving one more day without any international incidents.
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Source: Japantimes | Published: 9/6/2025 | Author: Unknown
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