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Under the one-party rule," Abe told The Washington Post.
Abe told parliament the missile launches were"clearly in violation of(UN) Security Council resolutions.
Dialogue for the sake of dialogue would be meaningless,” Abe told reporters after the phone talks.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told the Bulgarian media that it is necessary to maximize the pressure on North Korea.
Our people in uniform are working day andnight in search and rescue operations," Abe told an emergency meeting of ministers.
But also the issue of the peace treaty," Abe told Putin, according to a Russian translation of his words at the start of the meeting.
Japanese technology can play a key role in innovation,which is key to agriculture,” Abe told delegates.
I want to exchange opinions openly with G7 leaders," Abe told reporters at a Tokyo airport before his departure.
We would like to send messages about the importance of reconciliation[between the two countries],” Abe told reporters in Tokyo.
Abe told reporters that he praised Trump's commitment on North Korea and that he would make the utmost efforts to protect the Japanese public.
I will closely cooperate with Mr. Mahathir to send out a powerful message to North Korea,” Abe told a joint news conference.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told his coalition partner he will dissolve the lower house of parliament on September 28 for a general election.
I want to welcome that as a positive move toward comprehensive resolution of various issues concerning North Korea," Abe told reporters in Tokyo.
Japanese automakers have created jobs and made huge contributions to the U.S. economy,” Abe told the Diet, when asked by a lawmaker how Japan would respond to the U.S. move.
There are still many people missing and others in need of help,we are working against time,” Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters.
We will introduce a daring fiscal policy worth 13 trillion yen($120 billion),” Abe told ministers and party leaders at the prime minister's office.
Our nation is facing up to a big turning point, butthere are lots of Japanese values that shouldn't fade away,” Mr Abe told reporters.
We will make utmost efforts to firmly protect the lives of the people,' Abe told reporters in brief remarks as he entered his office for emergency meetings on the missile firing.
A missile passing over Japan is an unprecedented, grave andserious threat,” Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters in Tokyo.
Day by day, I have made efforts to achieve the policies that I have promised, andbecause of these daily efforts I'm here to mark this day,” Abe told reporters.
We should not waste any time in ensuring that children's journeys to school are safe,' Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told cabinet ministers after the plans were approved.
We hold the responsibility to realize a world free of nuclear weapons and pass on to the next generation andto the world the inhumane nature," Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told the ceremony.
I intend to work for the Middle East peace process by engaging with both Israel andPalestine in a constructive manner," Abe told reporters before leaving from Tokyo's Haneda airport.
There is a possibility that North Korea already has a capability to deliver missiles with sarin as warheads," Abe told a parliamentary session.
Day after day, I make every effort to fulfill the political commitments I have made,which is why I am here to celebrate that day," Abe told reporters in the capital.
If Beijing is unable to deliver economic growth,“it will not be able to control the 1.3 billion people… under the one-party rule,” Abe told The Washington Post.
The ruling parties were given a majority… as people decided to urge us to firmly push for policies under the stable political base,” Abe told public broadcaster NHK.
This is an investment that has faith in Africa's future, an investment for Japan andAfrica to grow together,” Prime Minister Abe told a gathering of heads of state from across Africa.
Supreme Leader Khamenei made a comment that the country will not and should not make, hold or use nuclear weapons, andthat it has no such intentions,” Abe told reporters in Tehran following the meeting.