Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Wednesday ruled out dissolving the House of Representatives in the near future, rejecting opposition calls, amid speculation that his ruling Liberal Democratic Party would suffer a significant defeat in a snap election."I will concentrate on making achievements on issues that cannot be postponed," Kishida said during a parliamentary debate among party leaders, adding he is "not thinking about anything else" as a slush funds scandal rattles his LDP.Kishida was responding to a question from Kenta Izumi, leader of the Constitutional Democratic Party of …READ FULL ARTICLE