World War II haunts Japan's investment in Siberia
World War II is still haunting the relationship between Russia and Japan because of a dispute over territory and lack of a peace agreement. Now, massive energy investments in Siberia are paving the way for new negotiations.
BY THOMAS HØY DAVIDSEN, FINANS
TOKYO
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