No breakthrough in Japan, S. Korea talks on "comfort women" issue

Photo taken Nov. 11, 2015, shows a statue of a girl memorializing Korean comfort women, installed in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul. Officials of the two countries met in the South Korean capital that day to seek common ground on the issue, but no breakthrough was reached. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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