Japan's House of Representatives on Thursday voted down a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's Cabinet following the enactment of a revised political funds control law criticized for failing to improve financial transparency in politics.The motion was submitted by the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan and also supported by the second-biggest opposition Japan Innovation Party and other minor parties. It was rejected by the ruling bloc consisting of Kishida's Liberal Democratic Party and its junior partner the Komeito party, which hold a majority of seats.The CDP…READ FULL ARTICLE