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Chinese vessels sailed near the Tokyo-administered island chain a record 355 times. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...
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The Manila Times on MSNChinese ships seen near disputed isles for 216 daysTOKYO — Japan spotted Chinese vessels sailing near disputed islets in the East China Sea for a record 216 consecutive days, Tokyo's coast guard said Sunday.
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GMA News Online on MSNA look at Japan's largest warship JS Ise while it was docked in ManilaGMA Integrated News was among the few invited to tour the JS Ise, one of Japan’s largest Hyuga-class helicopter destroyers, ...
Japan has scrapped the planned July 1 meeting in Washington of foreign and defense ministers (known as "2+2") with the US, ...
Japan plans to supply defense equipment to Thailand, Tonga and six other nations in the current fiscal year as security aid, a government source said Friday, with the aim to ensure safe sea lanes in ...
China might accelerate its strategic actions toward Taiwan, the South China Sea and across the first island chain, after the ...
The Asia-Pacific — and specifically China — will be the biggest consumer market in the world,” says Authentic Brands Group ...
Team Hong Kong, China concluded the Asian Fencing Championships in Bali with a strong finish, securing bronze medals in both ...
The invasive Asian needle ant appears to have spread as far north as Massachusetts, bringing with it concerns over their ...
Iran's parliament approved a measure to close the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil shipping route, following US strikes on ...
Deep Penetration bombs may have upstaged everything that has happened so far. One thing is clear: all shackles are off, and ...
China condemned the US airstrikes through state media, warning Washington may be repeating past strategic mistakes.
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