Shinzo Abe now holds the record for the longest uninterrupted tenure as Japan's prime minister, a milestone that comes after years of consolidating power by winning election after election and appointing allies to key government positions.But a shroud of uncertainty has been cast over Abe's political future amid criticism over his response to the novel coronavirus pandemic and questions about his health.Abe went to Keio University Hospital on Monday for follow-up tests following a visit a week prior. Speaking to reporters later in the day, the prime minister said he was ready to get to work…READ FULL ARTICLE
