In the upcoming presidential race of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party, triggered by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's announcement he will resign, the spotlight will be on whether his successor can offer a vision for a new coalition.Opposition forces would also face a difficult decision -- whether to maintain their anti-LDP stance or enter a coalition with the ruling camp to demonstrate their policymaking ability -- a choice that could further unsettle Japan's political landscape.If political instability continues, Japan could return to a "revolving-door" government with prime minister…READ FULL ARTICLE