People in Japan expressed hope Wednesday that the ruling party's pick of former Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida as its new leader and hence the next prime minister will bring strong leadership in leading the nation through the coronavirus pandemic.But some voiced skepticism about Kishida, who won Wednesday's Liberal Democratic Party presidential election over three other candidates, even among people in his constituency in Hiroshima."I understand that there are many issues to tackle, including coronavirus measures, but I would like for him to demonstrate strong leadership," a 67-year-old man…READ FULL ARTICLE
