FOCUS: Prices, Abe's death overshadow Kishida's constitutional reform push
The sweeping victory of Japan's ruling party in the July 10 upper house election gives Prime Minister Fumio Kishida a free hand to tackle long-term issues, but controversial plans for revising the Constitution may take a back seat as he faces rising prices and the fallout from the assassination of influential predecessor Shinzo Abe.
Source: kyodonews.net