Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba apologised on Friday for giving gift certificates to some ruling party lawmakers, a ...

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When asked by reporters later on Thursday whether he may step down, Ishiba said only that the gifts did not violate any law, according to the Nikkei newspaper. "My action caused distrust and anger ...

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But opposition lawmakers and rivals in his own party have said the gifts were excessive and showed Ishiba was out of touch, especially after the governing Liberal Democratic Party had a disastrous ...