The government has given up on its plan to have U.S. President Joe Biden visit Japan this month due to the crisis in Ukraine and is now aiming to realize it in late May, diplomatic sources said Wednesday.Prime Minister Fumio Kishida proposed a visit in late April, which would have been Biden's first trip to the country as president, when they held a brief conversation last month in Belgium where Kishida attended a Group of Seven summit. Tokyo is looking to have Kishida-Biden talks when it hosts a summit of the "Quad" group, which also involves Australia and India. The Quad leaders have agr…READ FULL ARTICLE
