Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his British counterpart Theresa May agreed Wednesday in Kyoto to work together to counter the "unprecedented" security threat from North Korea following the launch of a ballistic missile over Japan the previous day.May arrived in Japan on Wednesday afternoon for a three-day visit, her first to the country since taking office in July last year. She is expected to stress her unity with Abe over North Korea and discuss the future of bilateral economic and trade ties.Ahead of formal talks scheduled for the following day in Tokyo, Abe and May affirmed over …READ FULL ARTICLE
