Yushchenko flexible on revising G-4's U.N. reform plan

Yushchenko flexible on revising G-4's U.N. reform plan

KIEV, Ukraine - Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko speaks to a group of Japanese reporters in Kiev on July 14 prior to his visit to Japan starting July 20. (Kyodo)

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