Japan should be permanent member of U.N. Security Council: Finland

Japan should be permanent member of U.N. Security Council: Finland

TOKYO, Japan - Visiting Finnish Foreign Minister Ilkka Kanerva speaks in an interview with Kyodo News at a Tokyo hotel on Aug. 28. Kanerva said that Japan should play a greater role in addressing global warming issues by taking advantage of its technological expertise and rich experiences in spearheading the 1997 Kyoto Protocol framework.

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