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[WSJ] Osaka Mayor Urges Takeshima Action on Twitter
<Quote> [The Wall Street Journal] If any Japanese politician has fully embraced the power of Twitter it’s Osaka Mayor Toru Hashimoto. On Monday, the former lawyer and TV commentator took
[WSJ] U.S., Japan Train for Island Defense
<Quote> [The wall street journal] GUAM—Japan’s military is sharpening its skills at defending remote islands with the help of U.S. troops, as Tokyo faces an increasingly contentious dispute with China.
[Washington post] Japan shifts to the right
<Quote> [The Washington Post] With China’s rise, Japan shifts to the right TOKYO — Japan is in the midst of a gradual but significant shift to the right, acting more
[Xinhuanet] China, U.S. enhance military relations
<Quote> [Xinhuanet] BEIJING, Sept. 18 (Xinhua) — Senior military leaders on Tuesday called for more efforts to promote military ties between China and the United States. “The two sides
[NTD] China’s Navy Flexing its Muscle in East China Sea
<Quote> [NTD] China’s People’s Liberation Army has been conducting live ammunition drills in the East China Sea during the last week. The fleet’s main forces, including dozens of warships, fighter
[Shanghaiist.com] New Japan ambassador Shinichi Nishimiya dies before making it to China
<Quote> [Shanghaiist.com] Shinichi Nishimiya, the newly appointed Japan ambassador to China who collapsed two days after being appointed to the job, has died aged 60 at the Tokyo Hospital. Nishimiya
[AlJazeera] Asia’s islands of dispute
Are territorial disputes over islands in the South China Sea a manifestation of a bigger change in the region? David Foster speaks to guests: Richard Hu, Mark Seldon & Tomohiko
[Japan Today] Asian territory disputes could trigger war
Following up this article..[LesEchos.fr] China-Japan dispute: Washington is worried about the risk of war <Quote> [Japan Today] TOKYO — China and other Asian countries could end up at war over
[LesEchos.fr] China-Japan dispute: Washington is worried about the risk of war
<Quote> [LesEchos.fr] For the second straight day, hundreds of Chinese protesters marched in several cities in the frame of the Diaoyu-Sankaku Islands dispute. Sites of Toyota and Panasonic were attacked.
