New Japan envoys to Cambodia, Congo appointed

TOKYO, Japan - Japan appointed Fumiaki Takahashi (R, file photo) as its new ambassador to Cambodia and Nobuyoshi Takabe (R, file photo) as its new ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo on Oct. 31. (Kyodo)

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