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Japan Reforms Imperial Succession Law, Excludes Empresses
Japan's parliament has amended the Imperial House Law for the first time since 1947 to ensure the monarchy's survival, but popular Princess Aiko remains ineligible for the throne, with family expansion planned through adoptions.
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