Japan's parliament wrapped up its 150-day regular session Wednesday as support for the Cabinet of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who put off an early lower house dissolution, is dropping amid worries over a controversy surrounding the national identification card system.Key legislation the ruling bloc, comprising Kishida's Liberal Democratic Party and its junior coalition partner Komeito, has enacted during the Diet's main session of the year included a law to fund a substantial expansion of defense spending.Of 60 bills submitted by the government to the Diet during the latest session, 58, i…READ FULL ARTICLE
