Japan, China to meet for 2nd day of talks over gas row

Japan, China to meet for 2nd day of talks over gas row

BEIJING, China - Nobuyori Kodaira, director general of the Natural Resources and Energy Agency, responds to questions from reporters at a Beijing hotel on March 7 before Japan and China meet for a second day of talks aimed at solving a dispute over gas exploration rights in the East China Sea, after failing to bridge their differences the previous day.

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