Prime Minister Fumio Kishida vowed on Tuesday to reshape Japan's Liberal Democratic Party by moving away from its reliance on factions amid a political funds scandal that has engulfed some of the intraparty groups.The LDP has come under intense scrutiny over the scandal, with allegations that some of its factions failed to report revenue from fundraising parties over many years.Speaking after a party reform panel released an interim report, Kishida said he wants to see the LDP "totally break away" from being dominated by factions.The fundraising scandal has rocked the party and led to a sha…READ FULL ARTICLE
