Japan's Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso on Friday clarified comments he made the previous day attributing the ruling party's decisive election win last weekend to North Korea, after the remarks drew criticism from the main opposition party."It's the government that decides how to address the series of threats from North Korea, so I believe the Japanese people chose the government or the combination of political parties that can best respond" to the issue, Aso told reporters after a Cabinet meeting.At a gathering in Tokyo, Aso, who doubles as finance minister, had said Thursda…READ FULL ARTICLE
