China sees 'obstacles' for railway cooperation with Japan

China sees 'obstacles' for railway cooperation with Japan

BEIJING, China - Japan's Land, Infrastructure and Transport Minister Kazuo Kitagawa speaks to reporters at a hotel in Beijing on Jan. 19 after talks with Chinese Railways Minister Liu Zhijun. (Kyodo)

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