Japan, U.S. to push for U.N. resolution on N. Korea missile laun

Japan, U.S. to push for U.N. resolution on N. Korea missile laun

TOKYO, Japan - Chief U.S. nuclear negotiator Christopher Hill (fore) is about to leave the Foreign Ministry's guesthouse in Tokyo, followed by his Japanese counterpart Kenichiro Sasae, after their talks on July 19. The two countries agreed to push for the adoption of a Japan-sponsored U.N. resolution calling for economic sanctions against North Korea over its missile launches. (Kyodo)

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