Japan resisting frustrated U.S. lobbying for South Sudan arms embargo

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - After threatening South Sudan with a U.N. arms embargo to encourage steps toward peace, the United States wants to impose the measure, but the 15-member Security Council is split and Washington cannot even convince ally Japan.<div class="feedflare">
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