Abe expresses hope for better ties with China

Abe expresses hope for better ties with China

TOKYO, Japan - Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzo Abe expressed hope for better ties with China in an address in Tokyo Aug. 3. He said no single issue should hamper the development of the overall bilateral relationship. (Kyodo)

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