Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Friday he is willing to appear in parliament to address allegations that his camp illegally paid for dinner functions attended by his constituents."I will deal with (any questions) sincerely after prosecutors finish their investigation," Abe told reporters.Opposition parties have demanded that Abe appear in the Diet to address allegations that a group managing his political funds spent more than 9 million yen ($87,000) to cover part of the cost of parties held at luxury hotels between 2015 and 2019.The parties, held on the eve of the government's annual…READ FULL ARTICLE
