Japan's stance will be to swap "action for action" with North Korea in formal bilateral talks from Wednesday on the unresolved abductions of Japanese nationals… ...full story at Japan Today
from Japan Today on Tue, Jun 10 2008
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Diplomatic talks between Japan and North Korea are underway. The Japanese have announced a partial lifting of sanctions after Pyongyang agreed to look into the abductions of Japanese citizens. Here's more.
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| 10 Jun 08 |
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Tokyo plans 'action for action' policy over Pyongyang's abductions » Japan Times Japan's stance will be to swap "action for action" with North Korea in formal bilateral talks starting Wednesday on the unresolved abductions of Japanese nationals by Pyongyang's agents, Foreign Minister Masahiko Komura said Tuesday. "If our counterpart... |
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Two-day Pyongyang talks start with demand for abductee info » Japan Times BEIJING (Kyodo) Japan reiterated its demand Wednesday that North Korea come clean on its agents' abductions of Japanese nationals, as envoys from the two countries met for their first formal talks in nine months. North Korea plans to state its position... |
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World › N Korea warns of military action against S Korea » Japan Today North Korea on Thursday warned of taking ''military action'' against South Korea, the South's Yonhap News Agency reported. The warning was made in a telephone… |
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Politics › Japan, N Korea to hold talks on abductions in China on Aug 11-12 » Japan Today The Japanese Foreign Ministry announced Wednesday that Japan and North Korea will hold two-day working-level consultations in the Chinese city of Shenyang from Monday. The… |
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Politics › N Korea to reinvestigate abductions; Japan to partially lift sanctions » Japan Today North Korea has promised to reinvestigate the issue of Japanese nationals abducted by its agents and expressed readiness to cooperate in handing over Japanese radicals… |
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