Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Wednesday pledged to replace several ministers embroiled in a political fundraising scandal on the following day, shortly after an extraordinary parliamentary session wrapped up.His ruling Liberal Democratic Party has recently been under heavy scrutiny amid accusations that its largest faction failed to declare hundreds of millions of yen in fundraising party revenue in political funding reports, possibly creating secret funds.The House of Representatives voted down a no-confidence motion against Kishida's Cabinet, submitted by the leading opposition…READ FULL ARTICLE
