Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's unimpressive Cabinet reshuffle is unlikely to boost his popularity, preventing him from dissolving the lower house for a snap election soon to solidify his political base, pundits said.Also, a planned pump-priming economic package might not work as well as the government expects, while skepticism has been growing about whether his diplomatic ambition of holding a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will materialize.Kishida has been eager to dissolve the House of Representatives as early as the end of this year, as he has been trying to bolster…READ FULL ARTICLE
