Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, visiting Washington for a summit meeting with President Donald Trump, said on Friday he aimed to build a relationship of trust with the new US leader and underscore the sturdiness of the Japan-US alliance. Watch What Else is Making News "I would like to clearly demonstrate the unshakable Japan-US alliance to the world," Abe told a US Chamber of Commerce breakfast meeting before the summit with Trump later in the day, when the two leaders will discuss, among other things, regional security and bilateral trade.
