Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's gamble to replace all ministers from the largest faction within his ruling Liberal Democratic Party over a political fundraising scandal could make it more difficult for him to manage the government.Kishida aimed to end political distrust by excluding lawmakers belonging to the faction, previously led by former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, but opposition from the biggest intraparty group has intensified, which could prevent him from achieving key policies.Criticism of Kishida's leadership over the latest scandal has also been mounting, prompting more po…READ FULL ARTICLE
