Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Wednesday pledged to make an all-out effort for the rest of his term to deliver on his main goals of beating deflation and revising the nation's pacifist Constitution as he became the longest-serving prime minister in Japanese history.Abe, who returned to power in 2012, broke the previous record set by Taro Katsura over a century ago as Wednesday marked his 2,887th day in office, including a short 2006-2007 stint."I still have nearly two years left in my term as president of the Liberal Democratic Party. Under the weight of my responsibility, I will make an all-…READ FULL ARTICLE