Abe proposes regular 3-way summit between Japan, U.S., China

Abe proposes regular 3-way summit between Japan, U.S., China

WASHINGTON, United States - Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe responds to questions after a speech he made in Washington on April 17. He proposed that Japan, the United States and China hold a meeting of their leaders on a regular basis in the future. (Kyodo)

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