Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe backed Donald Trump Thursday after the U. S. president’s talks with North Korea’s leader ended without a deal. Tokyo has regarded the U. S.-led diplomatic push with Pyongyang with suspicion, and has sought to keep its interests on the table in the
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe backed Donald Trump Thursday after the U. S. president’s talks with North Korea’s leader ended without a deal.
Tokyo has regarded the U. S.-led diplomatic push with Pyongyang with suspicion, and has sought to keep its interests on the table in the discussions by coordinating closely with its ally Washington.
