Japan on Monday signed a memorandum with Ukraine to support its efforts to fight corruption and seek judicial reform, marking the first visit by the Asian country's justice minister to Kyiv.Corruption is one of the major issues that Ukraine aims to improve as the nation is eager to join the European Union. Japanese Justice Minister Ryuji Koizumi expressed a willingness to cooperate with his Ukrainian counterpart, Denys Maliuska, in the legal sector.Japan, which has a track record of promoting anti-corruption initiatives in Southeast Asia, is planning to help foster human talent for prosecut…READ FULL ARTICLE