The Group of Seven developed nations must continue to tackle issues related to the Indo-Pacific region, especially regarding China, "as priority," Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Saturday, as Europe has recently turned its focus to the Middle East and migration.Kishida also told reporters after attending the three-day G7 summit from Thursday in Fasano, southern Italy, it was meaningful that the group built upon the outcomes of last year's leaders meeting in Hiroshima, which he hosted in his home constituency.His remarks came as not all G7 countries have adopted a hard-line stance…READ FULL ARTICLE