U.S. President Donald Trump complained Thursday that his country's decades-old security treaty with Japan is nonreciprocal, as he steps up pressure on allies to increase defense spending and buy more American products.While speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump suddenly touched on Japan. "I love Japan. We have a great relationship with Japan, but we have an interesting deal with Japan that we have to protect them, but they don't have to protect us," he said."That's the way the deal reads...and by the way, they make a fortune with us economically," he said. "I actually ask who make…READ FULL ARTICLE
