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In Speech to US Congress, Japan's Shinzo Abe Faces Challenges on Trade, Wartime Past
When Shinzo Abe becomes the first Japanese prime minister to address a joint meeting of the US Congress on Wednesday, he will face two formidable challenges: convincing skeptical lawmakers about a proposed Pacific trade pact and easing concerns about his views on Tokyo's wartime past.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe Makes Symbolic Visit to US World War II Memorial
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited Washington's World War II memorial today, hoping to appease criticism of his stance on his country's brutal past ahead of a landmark speech to Congress.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping Highlights Japan Militarist Past in Seoul
Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed the joint suffering of China and South Korea under Japanese militarism during a speech in Seoul Friday that came days after Tokyo announced a landmark shift in military policy.
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Chinese Ships Enter Disputed Waters: Japan Coastguard
Three Chinese coastguard ships sailed into disputed waters in the East China Sea on Friday as Beijing maintained its defiant stance after US President Barack Obama backed Tokyo in the row.
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Chinese ships return to disputed waters after Obama's Tokyo visit
Two Chinese coastguard ships sailed into waters around disputed islands in the East China Sea on Saturday, the Japanese coastguard said, two days after US President Barack Obama delared his support for Japan.
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ASIMO greets U.S President Barack Obama
"Mr. President, I am ASIMO." These were ASIMO's, Honda's bipedal humanoid robot, first words to U.S. President Barack Obama. ASIMO met the U.S President at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Known as "Miraikan") in Tokyo, Japan.
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South Korea ferry disaster may cloud Barack Obama visit
When President Barack Obama arrives in South Korea on Friday, he will be thrust anew into the role of consoler in chief in a time of crisis, a responsibility he has become all too accustomed to in the United States.
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Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama vowed Thursday to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to step in to thwart North Korea's "dangerous" nuclear march.
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Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama today vowed to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to help stop North Korea from forging ahead with its "dangerous" nuclear programme.
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Barack Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama vowed on Thursday to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to help stop North Korea from forging ahead with its "dangerous" nuclear programme.
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In Speech to US Congress, Japan's Shinzo Abe Faces Challenges on Trade, Wartime Past
When Shinzo Abe becomes the first Japanese prime minister to address a joint meeting of the US Congress on Wednesday, he will face two formidable challenges: convincing skeptical lawmakers about a proposed Pacific trade pact and easing concerns about his views on Tokyo's wartime past.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe Makes Symbolic Visit to US World War II Memorial
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited Washington's World War II memorial today, hoping to appease criticism of his stance on his country's brutal past ahead of a landmark speech to Congress.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping Highlights Japan Militarist Past in Seoul
Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed the joint suffering of China and South Korea under Japanese militarism during a speech in Seoul Friday that came days after Tokyo announced a landmark shift in military policy.
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Chinese Ships Enter Disputed Waters: Japan Coastguard
Three Chinese coastguard ships sailed into disputed waters in the East China Sea on Friday as Beijing maintained its defiant stance after US President Barack Obama backed Tokyo in the row.
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Chinese ships return to disputed waters after Obama's Tokyo visit
Two Chinese coastguard ships sailed into waters around disputed islands in the East China Sea on Saturday, the Japanese coastguard said, two days after US President Barack Obama delared his support for Japan.
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ASIMO greets U.S President Barack Obama
"Mr. President, I am ASIMO." These were ASIMO's, Honda's bipedal humanoid robot, first words to U.S. President Barack Obama. ASIMO met the U.S President at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Known as "Miraikan") in Tokyo, Japan.
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South Korea ferry disaster may cloud Barack Obama visit
When President Barack Obama arrives in South Korea on Friday, he will be thrust anew into the role of consoler in chief in a time of crisis, a responsibility he has become all too accustomed to in the United States.
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Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama vowed Thursday to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to step in to thwart North Korea's "dangerous" nuclear march.
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Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama today vowed to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to help stop North Korea from forging ahead with its "dangerous" nuclear programme.
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Barack Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama vowed on Thursday to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to help stop North Korea from forging ahead with its "dangerous" nuclear programme.
