Staff writer
Top leaders of Japan and the 15-nation European Union are expected to agree this month to pursue a bilateral treaty aimed at promoting cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
Government sources said Monday the Japanese and EU leaders are likely to express hope at their meeting in Tokyo that an agreement will be reached as soon as possible, although they will not specify a target date.
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