Abe, Putin vow to speed up peace treaty talks, hint at challenges
Abe, Putin vow to speed up peace treaty talks, hint at challenges Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed Tuesday to accelerate talks on a postwar peace treaty that has not been concluded due to a territorial dispute, while suggesting the process will not be easy. The summit in Moscow was held after the two agreed in November to step up their search for a sol
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