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Fishing quota talks for Kuril Islands stalled again amid Japan-Russia tensions

Negotiations between Moscow and Tokyo over fishing quotas near the Kuril Islands or the Northern Territories remain stalled for a third consecutive year

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 19, 2024 14:23 GMT
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Negotiations between Japan and Russia over fishing quotas for Japanese vessels near the Northern Territories or Kuril Islands are unlikely to resume in 2024, Japanese government sources revealed on Dec. 18, Kyodo News reports. [...]

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