Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is considering replacing internal affairs minister Minoru Terada, who is mired in a funds-related scandal, and he is set to make a final decision as early as Sunday, administration sources said Saturday.The premier told reporters in Bangkok earlier Saturday he will decide on Terada's fate based on the need for Cabinet ministers to explain their conduct and for the government to focus its efforts on dealing with policy challenges.Kishida, who has already seen two ministers leave his Cabinet in recent weeks over a gaffe or close ties to the controversial …READ FULL ARTICLE
