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JAPAN-NORTH KOREA RELATIONS: PROBLEM SPOT, PART 1
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JAPAN-NORTH KOREA RELATIONS: PROBLEM SPOT, PART 1
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S0321-50750000617-4-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Vladimir Grinyuk 
Edition
Issue 9
Pages
35-39
Abstract
The author explores the issue of bilateral relations between the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and Japan. V.Grinyuk draws attention to the fact that nuclear and missile programs of North Korea are not the only obstacles which prevent establishment of diplomatic relations between that country and Japan. There is still one more important problem, that is the problem of abduction of Japanese subjects by North Korea’s secret services.
Keywords
North Korea, abduction of Japanese subjects, «Pyongyang Declaration», six-sided talks
Date of publication
01.09.2012
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1. Aoki Osamu. Kadzokukaj to Sukuukaj no dzyuni nehn (12 let «Natsional'noj assotsiatsii semej yapontsev, pokhischennykh Severnoj Koreej» i «Natsional'noj assotsiatsii spaseniya yapontsev, pokhischennykh Severnoj Koreej».) Sehkaj. 2010, № 1, s. 138. 
 2. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Outline and Background of Abduction Cases of Japanese Nationals by North Korea. April 2002 - http://www.mofa.go.jp/region/asia paci/n_korea/abduct.html 
 3. Gajko fuoramu. December 2002, № 173. P. 15. 
 4. The Strange Record of 15 years of Japan-North Korea negotiations. By Gavan McCormac and Wada Haruki // Japan Focus. September 2, 2005 - http://japanfocus.org/-Wada-Haruki/1894 
 5. Haruki Wada. Japan-North Korea Relations - a Dangerous Stalemate // The Asia-Pacific Journal, Vol. 25. 2.09 - http://japanfocus.org/-Wada-Haruki/3176

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