Akashi briefs reporters on Sri Lanka peace talks

HAKONE, Japan - Yasushi Akashi, representative from the host country Japan at the Sri Lanka peace talks in Hakone, Kanagawa Prefecture, briefs reporters on the development of the talks on March 19, the second day of the four-day talks.

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