China, Japan Agree to Expand Dialogue

China and Japan have agreed to ramp up dialogue, a move that could represent a breakthrough in long-frosty ties between the world's second- and third-largest economies. Beijing's Foreign Ministry said Friday the two sides agreed to "gradually resume political, diplomatic and security dialogue" and "make efforts to build political mutual trust." China did not say when or at what level the dialogue would occur. The deal was reached during a meeting in Beijing...

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