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China Conducts "Combat Patrols" In Disputed Sea In US Presence
China conducted military "combat patrols" Sunday in the disputed South China Sea, its army said, the same day as joint drills by the Philippines, the United States, Japan and Australia.
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Covid Clusters In US Troops In Japan Force Calls To Limit Movement
Japan's Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi urged his US counterpart Thursday to consider restricting American troop movement in the country after a surge in Covid cases on bases and surrounding communities.
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American Father And Son Sentenced To Prison By Tokyo Court For Helping Carlos Ghosn Escape Japan
US Army Special Forces veteran Michael Taylor has been sentenced to two years imprisonment, while his son Peter is sentenced to one year and eight months for helping former Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. Chairman Carlos Ghosn flee to Lebanon in 2019.
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American Tells Tokyo Court He Regrets Helping Carlos Ghosn Flee Japan
US Army Special Forces veteran Michael Taylor told a Tokyo court on Tuesday he regretted helping Carlos Ghosn flee Japan and said the former Nissan Motor Co Ltd chairman should have stayed to face trial for alleged financial misconduct.
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Shinzo Abe To Push Reform Of Japan's Pacifist Constitution After Election Win
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc scored a big win in Sunday's election, bolstering his chance of becoming the nation's longest-serving premier and re-energising his push to revise the pacifist constitution
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China Unlikely To Gain Anything From Border Standoff With India: US Expert
China is unlikely to gain from the border standoff with India as the road being built by it in the Sikkim sector's Doklam area leads to nowhere and the move would push India closer to the US and Japan, an American expert said on Friday.
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This Is Message To China - And Others: US On Malabar Naval War Games
The three-nation Malabar Naval Exercise involving India, Japan and the United States maritime forces which began today, is setting a great example to the world, a top US official has said.
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North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un Supervised Missile Tests: State Agency
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test launches of four missiles by an army unit commissioned with attacking US military bases in Japan, the country's official news agency reported on Tuesday, stepping up threats against Washington as its troops conduct joint military exercises with South Korea.
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Malabar Naval Exercise By India, US, Japan Aimed At Chinese Submarines: Report
The Malabar naval exercise involving the India, US and Japan is designed to "target" PLA (People's Liberation Army) submarines in the East and South China Seas and to back America's Asia-Pacific rebalance strategy, a Chinese media report claimed today.
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China Should Be On High Alert After South China Sea Verdict: Report
Calling for national unity ahead of today's verdict by an international tribunal on China's claims in the South China Sea, state media directed its ire against US and Japan saying that Beijing should be on high alert if tensions escalate putting to test the People's Liberation Army's military strength.
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United States Gifts Atomic Bomb Images To Hiroshima Museum
Days after the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, an Army leader briefed a group of top government officials at the Department of War in Washington.
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US, China Part of Army's Largest Joint Drill in Pune Next Year
Indian Army will hold its largest ever multi-nation military exercise in Pune next year, in which all the ten member states of ASEAN and its eight dialogue partners including China, Japan, Russia and the US will participate.
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Blast Rips Through Building at US Military Depot in Japan
A blast ripped through a warehouse at a US military post near Tokyo early today, according to Japanese officials and the Pentagon, triggering a fire, but no injuries had been reported.
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China's Military Wants More Teeth to Counter India, US, Japan
Bracketing India along with the US, Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam as "threats" to China'a airspace, the People's Liberation Army in a study has sought the broadening of its air surveillance and attack capabilities with high-speed cruise missiles and a new generation of bombers.
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American Soldier Found Dead at US Army Base in South Korea
A US soldier attached to an intelligence battalion in Japan has died during training exercises in South Korea, the US military said in a statement today.
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China Conducts "Combat Patrols" In Disputed Sea In US Presence
China conducted military "combat patrols" Sunday in the disputed South China Sea, its army said, the same day as joint drills by the Philippines, the United States, Japan and Australia.
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Covid Clusters In US Troops In Japan Force Calls To Limit Movement
Japan's Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi urged his US counterpart Thursday to consider restricting American troop movement in the country after a surge in Covid cases on bases and surrounding communities.
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American Father And Son Sentenced To Prison By Tokyo Court For Helping Carlos Ghosn Escape Japan
US Army Special Forces veteran Michael Taylor has been sentenced to two years imprisonment, while his son Peter is sentenced to one year and eight months for helping former Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. Chairman Carlos Ghosn flee to Lebanon in 2019.
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American Tells Tokyo Court He Regrets Helping Carlos Ghosn Flee Japan
US Army Special Forces veteran Michael Taylor told a Tokyo court on Tuesday he regretted helping Carlos Ghosn flee Japan and said the former Nissan Motor Co Ltd chairman should have stayed to face trial for alleged financial misconduct.
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Shinzo Abe To Push Reform Of Japan's Pacifist Constitution After Election Win
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc scored a big win in Sunday's election, bolstering his chance of becoming the nation's longest-serving premier and re-energising his push to revise the pacifist constitution
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China Unlikely To Gain Anything From Border Standoff With India: US Expert
China is unlikely to gain from the border standoff with India as the road being built by it in the Sikkim sector's Doklam area leads to nowhere and the move would push India closer to the US and Japan, an American expert said on Friday.
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This Is Message To China - And Others: US On Malabar Naval War Games
The three-nation Malabar Naval Exercise involving India, Japan and the United States maritime forces which began today, is setting a great example to the world, a top US official has said.
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North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un Supervised Missile Tests: State Agency
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test launches of four missiles by an army unit commissioned with attacking US military bases in Japan, the country's official news agency reported on Tuesday, stepping up threats against Washington as its troops conduct joint military exercises with South Korea.
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Malabar Naval Exercise By India, US, Japan Aimed At Chinese Submarines: Report
The Malabar naval exercise involving the India, US and Japan is designed to "target" PLA (People's Liberation Army) submarines in the East and South China Seas and to back America's Asia-Pacific rebalance strategy, a Chinese media report claimed today.
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China Should Be On High Alert After South China Sea Verdict: Report
Calling for national unity ahead of today's verdict by an international tribunal on China's claims in the South China Sea, state media directed its ire against US and Japan saying that Beijing should be on high alert if tensions escalate putting to test the People's Liberation Army's military strength.
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United States Gifts Atomic Bomb Images To Hiroshima Museum
Days after the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, an Army leader briefed a group of top government officials at the Department of War in Washington.
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US, China Part of Army's Largest Joint Drill in Pune Next Year
Indian Army will hold its largest ever multi-nation military exercise in Pune next year, in which all the ten member states of ASEAN and its eight dialogue partners including China, Japan, Russia and the US will participate.
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Blast Rips Through Building at US Military Depot in Japan
A blast ripped through a warehouse at a US military post near Tokyo early today, according to Japanese officials and the Pentagon, triggering a fire, but no injuries had been reported.
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China's Military Wants More Teeth to Counter India, US, Japan
Bracketing India along with the US, Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam as "threats" to China'a airspace, the People's Liberation Army in a study has sought the broadening of its air surveillance and attack capabilities with high-speed cruise missiles and a new generation of bombers.
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American Soldier Found Dead at US Army Base in South Korea
A US soldier attached to an intelligence battalion in Japan has died during training exercises in South Korea, the US military said in a statement today.
