Japan and China are arranging to hold bilateral talks on nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation for the first time in eight years, government sources in Tokyo said Friday, in the latest sign of thawing bilateral ties.During the talks likely to be held Tuesday in Beijing, Japan is expected to call on China to reduce its nuclear weapons and increase transparency of its holdings, the sources said.China, whose weaponry includes intercontinental ballistic missiles and submarine-launched ballistic missiles, may take issue with Japan's disarmament and nonproliferation policy that depends on the …READ FULL ARTICLE
