Japan to lift some sanctions against North Korea after abduction probe unveiled
Wary nations relax mutual border controls and raise limit on money transfer
Japan agreed to lift some sanctions against North Korea yesterday as Pyongyang detailed a new probe into the fate of Japanese men believed to have been abducted by North Korean agents decades ago.
The Tokyo government approved easing sanctions in three areas.
It lifted a ban on North Koreans visiting Japan, allowing them in on a case-by-case basis, and made it easier for Japanese and ethnic Koreans in Japan to travel to North Korea.
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