Staff writer
Japan and the 15-nation European Union have set their regular ministerial talks for Oct. 12 in Tokyo to discuss both bilateral and international economic issues, government sources said Monday.
Among other issues, the global economic crisis, which recently has further deepened due to Russia's political and economic turmoil, is expected to dominate the meeting, the sources said.
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