Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said Sunday that it is important to maintain the existing membership of the Group of Seven industrialized nations, a framework U.S. President Donald Trump has called "very outdated.""It's very important to keep the G-7 framework itself, and I believe this is an overall consensus," Motegi said on a TV program.The comment comes after news that Japan has objected to a suggestion by Trump of adding South Korea among other nations to the Group of Seven summit. According to diplomatic sources, Tokyo told Washington that Seoul is not in lockstep with G-7…READ FULL ARTICLE
