Japan, China to cooperate more on police probes

Japan, China to cooperate more on police probes

TOKYO, Japan - Chinese Public Security Minister Jia Chunwang (L) and Takeshi Noda, chairman of Japan's National Public Safety Commission, shake hands prior to their talks at the headquarters of the National Police Agency in Tokyo on Aug. 25. They agreed to improve cooperation in police investigations and in fighting transnational crime.

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