Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba got off to a good start in building a personal relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump as they held their first summit on Friday, reaffirming the countries' strong security and economic ties remain unchanged.During their talks in Washington, the leaders pledged to enhance cooperation in the fields of defense, the economy and technology as well as other areas as they pursue a "new golden age" of bilateral relations.As past leaders have done, Ishiba and Trump also confirmed that "peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait" are important and Article 5…READ FULL ARTICLE
