Head of new institute in N. Korea talks about ties with Japan

File photo taken in September 2015 in Pyongyang shows Cha Song Il, a senior North Korean diplomat serving as head of a newly established institute in the country. In a recent written interview with Kyodo News, Cha said the Institute for Japan Studies was set up to teach North Korea's younger generation "correct recognition" of outstanding and historical issues between the two countries. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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