Koizumi, S. Korean lawmakers reaffirm cooperation over N. Korea

Koizumi, S. Korean lawmakers reaffirm cooperation over N. Korea

TOKYO, Japan - Kim Geun Tae (L), a senior lawmaker of South Korea's ruling Uri Party, and Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi pose for photos prior to their meeting at the prime minister's office on May 13. They reaffirmed close cooperation between the two countries to resolve the standoff over North Korea's nuclear ambitions and other issues.

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