New Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi showed her eagerness on Thursday to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, renewing Japan's pledge to make every effort to bring back Japanese nationals abducted by the neighboring nation decades ago.In her first meeting with the group of the abductees' families since she became Japan's first female prime minister on Tuesday, Takaichi, widely seen as a hard-liner on East Asian neighbors including Pyongyang, said she is "prepared" for a summit with Kim."Exercising leadership in my own way, I will find a breakthrough at all costs," the 64-year-old leader …READ FULL ARTICLE
