ASEAN secretary general Surin in interview

ASEAN secretary general Surin in interview

TOKYO, Japan - Association of Southeast Asian Nations Secretary General Surin Pitsuwan speaks during an interview in Tokyo on Oct. 21, 2010. Surin said Japan and China should make use of upcoming ASEAN meetings in Hanoi to patch up their differences over a territorial dispute in the East China Sea.

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