China and Japan seek to ease gas dispute

China and Japan began talks today on a dispute over gas deposits in the East China Sea amid increasingly strained relations.

China and Japan seek to ease gas dispute

China and Japan began talks today on a dispute over gas deposits in the East China Sea amid increasingly strained relations.

Kenichiro Sasae, head of the Japanese Foreign Ministry’s Asia-Oceania Bureau, was scheduled to have two meetings with Cui Tiankai, director of China’s Foreign Ministry’s Asian Affairs Department, said a spokesman for the Japanese Embassy.

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