Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba may find it challenging to form a government if the ruling coalition loses its majority in Sunday's general election, with speculation already emerging that he might need to find a new political partner.Analysts say Ishiba has three options for survival -- persuading an opposition force to join the government, making policy-by-policy agreements with another party outside the Cabinet and recognizing lawmakers who were elected independently.If none of the possibilities materialize, Ishiba's standing within the Liberal Democratic Party is likely to weaken,…READ FULL ARTICLE
