Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to replace four ministers, including the top government spokesman, as early as Thursday over their alleged involvement in a political fundraising scandal centering on the ruling party's largest faction, government sources said.In a separate development, investigative sources said Tuesday the Liberal Democratic Party faction is suspected to have passed back fundraising party revenue amounting to around 500 million yen ($3.4 million) to members who exceeded their ticket sales quotas over the past five years through 2022.Similar accusations of under…READ FULL ARTICLE
