More sanctions if N. Korea fails to act on nuke issue: Abe

More sanctions if N. Korea fails to act on nuke issue: Abe

CAIRO, Egypt - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe speaks at a news conference in Cairo on May 2. Abe is in the Egyptian capital on the last leg of his five-nation tour of the Middle East after visiting Washington.

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