Kishida Faces Uncertain Future as LDP Suffers Major Losses in Japan's By-Elections

Following a series of significant electoral defeats, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida grapples with leadership challenges and public discontent.

The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) lost all three seats in recent by-elections, prompting widespread speculation about Kishida's political future.
Kishida has ruled out resigning but plans to implement anti-corruption measures and political reforms to restore public trust.
The losses are seen as a direct result of a fundraising scandal involving the LDP, which has severely damaged the party's reputation.
Political analysts suggest Kishida might face challenges from within his party as the LDP presidential election approaches in September.
Despite the setbacks, Kishida denies plans for a snap general election and aims to regain support through policy successes.