The victory by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition in Sunday's general election was a positive development for the United States, especially ahead of President Donald Trump's first trip to Japan and four other Asian countries next month, according to some American scholars.The scholars believe Abe's foreign policy -- including his tough approach toward North Korea -- will remain intact, but caution that he may capitalize on the big win by leading debate on a first-ever amendment to the Constitution, a move they fear could provoke South Korea and China, both of which suffer…READ FULL ARTICLE
