Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Thursday denied speculation that he is planning a Cabinet reshuffle after three of his ministers were forced out in less than a month, dealing a heavy blow to his government.Kishida told reporters that his Cabinet intends to "focus on various political challenges," such as deliberations in the ongoing parliamentary session and working to revise three key defense documents by the end of the year.Speculation has emerged that amid sluggish approval ratings, Kishida is considering a revamp of his Cabinet and the ruling Liberal Democratic Party leadership…READ FULL ARTICLE
