Japan, N. Korea again fail to narrow gap over abduction row

Japan, N. Korea again fail to narrow gap over abduction row

BEIJING, China - Kunio Umeda, Japan's chief negotiator with North Korea on the abduction issue, speaks to reporters at the end of the second round of talks in Beijing on Feb. 7. apan and North Korea again failed to bridge their differences over the issue. (Kyodo)

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