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"Gaping Hole In The Heart": How Doctors Tried To Revive Shinzo Abe For 5 Hours
One of the two bullets penetrated Shinzo Abe's heart, the other made his wounds worse
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US-Japan Trade Deal Hits Snag As Tokyo Seeks Assurances On Car Tariffs
A U.S.-Japan trade deal hit a last-minute snag as Japanese officials sought assurances that the Trump administration will not impose national security tariffs on Japanese-built cars and auto parts, people familiar with the talks said on Monday.
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Embassies Court Ivanka Trump To Build A Relationship With Her Father's Administration
The president of the Czech Republic is eager to have Ivanka Trump visit his country, and he believes he has a compelling case to make.
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Donald Trump Has 'No Doubt' He Will Win Court Battle On Travel Ban
President Donald Trump said Friday he was confident his administration would prevail in the court battle over its controversial immigration order, while pledging to move quickly on additional national security measures.
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Japan Complains to UN Over Ban Ki-Moon's China Military Parade Visit
Tokyo said Monday it has complained to the United Nations over Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's plan to attend a huge military parade in Beijing to mark the 70th anniversary of Japan's defeat in World War II.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe Takes Bolder Security Stance in a Summer of Discontent
Legislation for a dramatic change in Japan's defence policy that could allow troops to fight abroad for the first time since World War II was approved by a lower house panel today, despite opposition from a majority of ordinary voters.
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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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United States, Japan Revise Defence Ties
The United States and Japan unveiled new rules for defense cooperation today in a historic move that will give Japanese armed forces a more ambitious global role amid concerns over China's rising sway.
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Drone Found on Roof of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Office
A small drone was found on the roof of the Japanese prime minister's office Wednesday, apparently having been flown there, local media said.
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"Gaping Hole In The Heart": How Doctors Tried To Revive Shinzo Abe For 5 Hours
One of the two bullets penetrated Shinzo Abe's heart, the other made his wounds worse
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US-Japan Trade Deal Hits Snag As Tokyo Seeks Assurances On Car Tariffs
A U.S.-Japan trade deal hit a last-minute snag as Japanese officials sought assurances that the Trump administration will not impose national security tariffs on Japanese-built cars and auto parts, people familiar with the talks said on Monday.
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Embassies Court Ivanka Trump To Build A Relationship With Her Father's Administration
The president of the Czech Republic is eager to have Ivanka Trump visit his country, and he believes he has a compelling case to make.
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Donald Trump Has 'No Doubt' He Will Win Court Battle On Travel Ban
President Donald Trump said Friday he was confident his administration would prevail in the court battle over its controversial immigration order, while pledging to move quickly on additional national security measures.
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Japan Complains to UN Over Ban Ki-Moon's China Military Parade Visit
Tokyo said Monday it has complained to the United Nations over Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's plan to attend a huge military parade in Beijing to mark the 70th anniversary of Japan's defeat in World War II.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe Takes Bolder Security Stance in a Summer of Discontent
Legislation for a dramatic change in Japan's defence policy that could allow troops to fight abroad for the first time since World War II was approved by a lower house panel today, despite opposition from a majority of ordinary voters.
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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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United States, Japan Revise Defence Ties
The United States and Japan unveiled new rules for defense cooperation today in a historic move that will give Japanese armed forces a more ambitious global role amid concerns over China's rising sway.
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Drone Found on Roof of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Office
A small drone was found on the roof of the Japanese prime minister's office Wednesday, apparently having been flown there, local media said.
