Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Friday he will endeavor to work with the leaders of China and South Korea to advance "practical cooperation" during their trilateral summit in Seoul next week, the first of its kind in four years, emphasizing the importance of promoting stability in a region overshadowed by tensions.During an interview with Kyodo News ahead of the meeting on Monday, Kishida also expressed his intention to engage in close communication with China and South Korea regarding North Korea's nuclear and missile programs, as well as its past abduction of Japanese nationals…READ FULL ARTICLE