S. Korean opposition head Park meets Abe

S. Korean opposition head Park meets Abe

TOKYO, Japan - Park Geun Hye (R), leader of South Korea's main opposition Grand National Party, shakes hands with Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzo Abe at a Tokyo hotel on March 7 ahead of their talks. (Pool photo)

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