Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Monday he is not thinking about dissolving the lower house and calling a snap election, a day after his Liberal Democratic Party won parliamentary by-elections in four of five seats."As we have to carry out important policies one by one, I am not thinking of (a lower house) dissolution and a general election for the moment," Kishida told reporters at the prime minister's office.There has been speculation Kishida may have been planning to call an election after the Group of Seven summit in Hiroshima next month amid improvement in approval ratings fo…READ FULL ARTICLE
