Yoshihide Suga began work as Japan's new prime minister on Thursday, a day after assuming the top post and launching his Cabinet."I want to meet people's expectations by creating a Cabinet that works for people and achieves results," Suga told reporters at the prime minister's office.He said he will appoint senior vice ministers and parliamentary vice ministers on Friday.During his first press conference as premier on Wednesday, Suga pledged to revive the economy and bring the coronavirus under control. He said he would further push forward policies laid out by his predecessor, Shinzo Abe, …READ FULL ARTICLE
