Prime Minister Fumio Kishida indicated Saturday that Japan will consider concrete steps for additional sanctions on Russia in coordination with other Group of Seven members over its aggression in Ukraine."Each country is about to work on concrete steps now," Kishida told reporters in Ishinomaki in Miyagi Prefecture, northeastern Japan. "We would like to take specific actions in partnership with other G-7 members."He made the comments, without going into detail, a day after the G-7 said in a joint statement that the group will slap further restrictions on Russia's exports and imports of key …READ FULL ARTICLE
