Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida reshuffled his Cabinet on Wednesday, giving key posts to familiar faces with proven records, in a bid to reverse flagging public support and steer clear of dubious ties with a religious group spotlighted by the killing of former premier Shinzo Abe.Kishida hopes the renewal will pave the way for a long-term, stable administration to tackle what he termed "the biggest challenges of the postwar era," citing resurging COVID-19, the Ukraine crisis and its economic fallout like inflation, and rising U.S.-China tensions over Taiwan.He also unveiled a new lineu…READ FULL ARTICLE
