N. Korea may only show progress report on 10 Japanese at talks

N. Korea may only show progress report on 10 Japanese at talks

BEIJING, China - Song Il Ho, North Korea's representative for a working-level meeting with Japan, indicated at Beijing's international airport on Aug. 10 that Pyongyang is only ready to provide a progress report on the reinvestigation into the fates of 10 Japanese abductees during two-day bilateral talks in Beijing from Aug. 11.

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