Japan, Russia agree to inform citizens on peace treaty talks

Japan, Russia agree to inform citizens on peace treaty talks

TOKYO, Japan - Ryozo Kato (L), Japan's deputy foreign minister, shakes hands with Russian Vice Foreign Minister Alexander Losyukov at the outset of one-day talks in Tokyo on March 5. In the meeting, the vice foreign ministers agreed to inform their citizens about past peace treaty talks and the path for future negotiations on the occasion of a bilateral summit scheduled for March 25 in Irkutsk, eastern Siberia.

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