Abe, Blair agree on continued pressure on N. Korea

Abe, Blair agree on continued pressure on N. Korea

LONDON, England - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (L) and British Prime Minister Tony Blair give a joint press conference after their talks in London on Jan. 9. The two leaders called for a concerted international effort to ensure sanctions are implemented on Pyongyang following its nuclear test last year. (Pool photo)

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