Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Monday that his Liberal Democratic Party is ready to start discussions with other parties over revisions to the political funds control law and to investigate a slush fund scandal that has bruised the LDP.As the 150-day ordinary parliament session kicked off Friday, opposition parties intensified their offensive against Kishida, who heads the LDP, over the scandal involving some of its factions that has taken a heavy toll on his Cabinet's popularity.Kishida said the LDP is seeking to craft its amendments to the law, such as the introduction of meas…READ FULL ARTICLE