Japan and Britain have agreed to commence negotiations on an agreement that would enhance interoperability and collaboration between the armed forces of both countries, Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said at a press conference Tuesday.The Japan-Britain Reciprocal Access Agreement talks come amid efforts to counter China's growing military influence in Asia, with the first round of negotiations to be held on Oct. 7.The Japanese government is aiming to conclude a similar agreement with Australia after agreeing in principle on a status of forces pact during bilateral talks in Nove…READ FULL ARTICLE