(1)Japan, N. Korea to continue talks on abduction issue

(1)Japan, N. Korea to continue talks on abduction issue

NARITA, Japan - Japan's Deputy Foreign Minister Hitoshi Tanaka returns to Narita airport on Feb. 14 after negotiations with North Korea on the abduction issue in Pyongyang. The countries agreed to continue talks on the issue without reaching any agreements.

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