Annan reiterates concern over potential U.N. fund cuts by Japan

NEW YORK, United States - Seiji Maehara (L), leader of Japan's main opposition Democratic Party, talks with U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan at the U.N. headquarters Dec. 9 in New York.

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