Japan Increasingly Isolated As N. Korea Diplomacy Progresses
SEOUL — Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may be looking for reassurance when he meets later this month with U.S. President Donald Trump, given that the Japanese leader has been left out of the rapidly progressing diplomatic talks to resolve the North Korean nuclear threat. “Japan looks quite isolated and without really much of a role to play except perhaps to pay up once Trump finds a deal,” said Koichi
Abe Expresses ‘Deepest Remorse’ on WWII Anniversary
SEOUL — Prime Minister Shinzo Abe expressed feelings of “profound grief” and “sincere condolences’ to those who suffered and died from Japan’s past military aggression while making his highly anticipated public statement on the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II. "Upon the innocent people did our country inflict immeasurable damage and suffering," Abe said. The prime minister's statement
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