RIO DE JANEIRO - Japan and Britain agreed Monday to launch a new framework for dialogue between their economic and foreign ministers to discuss trade, economic security and other shared challenges, amid prospects that their close ally, the United States, will take steps to curb free trade under its next president Donald Trump.
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