Prosecutors are unlikely to charge former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe after questioning him on a voluntary basis over allegations that his political group illegally covered part of the costs of dinner receptions for supporters, sources close to the matter said Tuesday.Following the rare questioning of a former leader of the country, the special investigation team of the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office is planning not to indict Abe, the sources said, adding the decision will be made at an early date.Even if Abe is not charged, his political influence could be weakened because his rema…READ FULL ARTICLE
