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Vladimir Putin, Shinzo Abe Signal No Resolution On Island Dispute
Russia and Japan on Friday signalled there was no resolution after a two-day summit to a decades-long territorial dispute that has blocked them from achieving a peace treaty to formally end World War II hostilities.
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Japan And Russia Wrap Up Peace Treaty Summit
Japan and Russia on Friday struck economic deals to build confidence towards a peace treaty to formally end World War II that has been prevented by a spat over Russian-occupied islands claimed by Tokyo.
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Vladimir Putin's Visit To Japan Won't End Islands Dispute, Says Kremlin
Russian officials on Tuesday cautioned against expecting a breakthrough in its territorial dispute with Tokyo when President Vladimir Putin visits Japan this week, and proposed focusing instead on commercial deals.
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Shinzo Abe, Vladimir Putin To Improve Japan-Russia Ties But Breakthrough On Islands Unlikely
Japan and Russia look set to improve ties and clinch some business deals when their leaders meet next week, but both sides are scaling back expectations of a big breakthrough in a territorial row that has blocked a peace treaty to formally end World War Two.
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Japan PM Urges Vladimir Putin To Work Together To Resolve Island Dispute
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called on Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday to work together to resolve once and for all an island row that has marred ties for more than seven decades.
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Vladimir Putin Proposes Compromise Over Islands Dispute With Japan
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Russia would like to find a solution with Japan on the long-standing territorial disputes, but will not trade in territories.
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Vladimir Putin Says Keen To Solve Japan Island Row
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow was keen to resolve a territorial dispute with Japan ahead of talks Friday with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, although a solution appears far off.
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Japan PM Shinzo Abe Says Would Like Russia's Putin To Visit Japan
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on today he would like Russian President Vladimir Putin to visit Japan to discuss the disputed Kurile Islands and the signing of a formal World War Two peace treaty.
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Russia-Japan Relations Over Disputed Islands Unchanged After Crimea: Vladimir Putin
Russia's relations with Japan over disputed Pacific Islands have not changed following Moscow's annexation of Crimea from Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday.
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Russia Says 'Disappointed' With Japan's New Sanctions
Russia's foreign ministry said on Wednesday it was disappointed with new sanctions imposed on the country by Japan, calling them an "unfriendly step".
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Japan Puts More Sanctions on Russia, Protests at Island Visit
Japan said on Wednesday it was imposing additional sanctions on Russia because of its involvement in the Ukraine conflict and that it had also formally protested at the visit to a contested island by an aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Vladimir Putin, Shinzo Abe Signal No Resolution On Island Dispute
Russia and Japan on Friday signalled there was no resolution after a two-day summit to a decades-long territorial dispute that has blocked them from achieving a peace treaty to formally end World War II hostilities.
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Japan And Russia Wrap Up Peace Treaty Summit
Japan and Russia on Friday struck economic deals to build confidence towards a peace treaty to formally end World War II that has been prevented by a spat over Russian-occupied islands claimed by Tokyo.
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Vladimir Putin's Visit To Japan Won't End Islands Dispute, Says Kremlin
Russian officials on Tuesday cautioned against expecting a breakthrough in its territorial dispute with Tokyo when President Vladimir Putin visits Japan this week, and proposed focusing instead on commercial deals.
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Shinzo Abe, Vladimir Putin To Improve Japan-Russia Ties But Breakthrough On Islands Unlikely
Japan and Russia look set to improve ties and clinch some business deals when their leaders meet next week, but both sides are scaling back expectations of a big breakthrough in a territorial row that has blocked a peace treaty to formally end World War Two.
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Japan PM Urges Vladimir Putin To Work Together To Resolve Island Dispute
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called on Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday to work together to resolve once and for all an island row that has marred ties for more than seven decades.
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Vladimir Putin Proposes Compromise Over Islands Dispute With Japan
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Russia would like to find a solution with Japan on the long-standing territorial disputes, but will not trade in territories.
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Vladimir Putin Says Keen To Solve Japan Island Row
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow was keen to resolve a territorial dispute with Japan ahead of talks Friday with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, although a solution appears far off.
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Japan PM Shinzo Abe Says Would Like Russia's Putin To Visit Japan
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on today he would like Russian President Vladimir Putin to visit Japan to discuss the disputed Kurile Islands and the signing of a formal World War Two peace treaty.
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Russia-Japan Relations Over Disputed Islands Unchanged After Crimea: Vladimir Putin
Russia's relations with Japan over disputed Pacific Islands have not changed following Moscow's annexation of Crimea from Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday.
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Russia Says 'Disappointed' With Japan's New Sanctions
Russia's foreign ministry said on Wednesday it was disappointed with new sanctions imposed on the country by Japan, calling them an "unfriendly step".
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Japan Puts More Sanctions on Russia, Protests at Island Visit
Japan said on Wednesday it was imposing additional sanctions on Russia because of its involvement in the Ukraine conflict and that it had also formally protested at the visit to a contested island by an aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
