Hurdles left in Japan-U.S. TPP talks, ministers to handle key issues

Hurdles left in Japan-U.S. TPP talks, ministers to handle key issues

Combination photo taken July 10, 2015, in Tokyo shows Hiroshi Oe (L), Japan's deputy chief negotiator for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and Wendy Cutler, acting deputy U.S. trade representative. They met with reporters after completing their two-day working-level talks, prior to the ministerial meeting of all 12 member countries from July 28 to 31 in Hawaii. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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