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Prime Minister Takaichi Solicits Proposals on the Success of the Japan-North Korea Summit; North Korea Denounces Japan as Its "Archenemy for a Thousand Years" and Is Interested in Compensation
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[Seoul, Sakurai Norio] North Korea has not publicly responded to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's proposal for a summit meeting with Kim Jong Un, General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea. North Korea maintains that the abduction issue has been "resolved," and accuses Japan of being a "thousand-year-old enemy." North Korea is also demanding postwar compensation.
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