Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was forced to make concessions to the leader of the junior coalition partner on Friday to pursue his goal of political funds reform, following the failure of arrangements between the ruling parties.But some lawmakers of Kishida's Liberal Democratic Party criticized him for conceding too much to the Komeito party as he seeks to boost his Cabinet's approval ratings, which have plunged to their lowest levels since it was launched in October 2021.Earlier this month, Komeito, whose slogan is "clean politics," rejected the LDP's proposals to amend the politica…READ FULL ARTICLE