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Major Takeaways From US, Japan, South Korea Summit
U.S. President Joe Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol made several pledges in an historic Camp David meeting, including an annual meeting, and issued a sharp rebuke to China:
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Biden Salutes "New Era" Of United Japan, South Korea In Face Of China
US President Joe Biden and the leaders of Japan and South Korea said they saw a "new chapter" with greater three-way security cooperation as they met for a first-of-a-kind summit that has already rattled China.
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Joe Biden Invites Japan, South Korea To US For Formal Talks
US President Joe Biden on Sunday invited the leaders of Japan and South Korea to formal three-way talks in Washington, a senior US administration official said.
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Taiwan Proposes Bigger Tax Breaks for Chipmakers' Research, Development to Retain Competitive Edge
Taiwan's government has proposed larger tax breaks for chipmakers' research and development into semiconductor technology, as the island nation looks to retain its competitive edge. Governments around the world have been touting incentives to bring chip production onshore, in the wake of a global chip shortage.
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Joe Biden says US, Japan, S. Korea "More Aligned Than Ever" On North Korea
United States President Joe Biden said on Sunday that his country, Japan and South Korea were "more aligned than ever" on North Korea, which he added has continued its "provocative behaviour".
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Biden Arrives In Japan Under North Korea's Nuclear Test Shadow
President Joe Biden arrived Sunday in Japan for the second leg of an Asia trip underlining US commitment to the region but overshadowed by concern that North Korea will test a nuclear weapon after ignoring Washington's attempt at outreach.
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"US Prepared For North Korea's Weapon Test": Biden's Message To Kim
Before President Joe Biden left South Korea for Japan Sunday, he offered a brief message to Kim Jong Un, whose nuclear sabre-rattling has risked overshadowing the US leader's first Asia trip: "Hello. Period
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Biden Leaves For Asia Under Ukraine, North Korea Nuclear Shadows
US President Joe Biden on Thursday left for South Korea and Japan to cement US leadership in Asia at a time when the White House's attention has been pulled back to Russia and Europe.
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Joe Biden To Meet PM Modi At Quad Summit In Japan Next Month: White House
US President Joe Biden will travel to South Korea and Japan next month and attend the QUAD summit in Tokyo, during which he will also meet India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the White House has said.
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White House Says Biden To Travel To South Korea, Japan Next Month
US President Joe Biden will travel to South Korea and Japan in May, the White House announced Wednesday, paying a visit to two of Washington's main Asian allies amid tensions with rival China and regional foe North Korea.
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"Convey My Best Wishes To POTUS": PM On Meeting US Defence Secretary
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US Defence Secretary Lloyd J Austin met on Friday after the top Biden administration official arrived in India on a three-day visit. India is the third stop for Mr Austin during his three-nation hop - he went to Japan and South Korea - and the first overseas visit by the new US Defence Secretary after President Joe ...
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"If You Wish To Sleep Well...": Kim Jong's Sister's Warning For Joe Biden
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's influential sister warned the United States against actions that could make it "lose sleep", state media reported Tuesday, as top Biden administration officials began a visit to key allies Tokyo and Seoul.
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"Secure Indo-Pacific": Biden Talks To Australia, Japan, South Korea Leaders
US President-elect Joe Biden in phone calls with the leaders of Australia, Japan and South Korea emphasised on maintaining a secure and prosperous Indo-Pacific region.
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Defying China, US bombers fly into East China Sea zone
Two unarmed U.S. B-52 bombers on a training mission flew over disputed islands in the East China Sea without informing Beijing, defying China's declaration of a new airspace defence zone and raising the stakes in a territorial standoff.
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Major Takeaways From US, Japan, South Korea Summit
U.S. President Joe Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol made several pledges in an historic Camp David meeting, including an annual meeting, and issued a sharp rebuke to China:
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Biden Salutes "New Era" Of United Japan, South Korea In Face Of China
US President Joe Biden and the leaders of Japan and South Korea said they saw a "new chapter" with greater three-way security cooperation as they met for a first-of-a-kind summit that has already rattled China.
-
Joe Biden Invites Japan, South Korea To US For Formal Talks
US President Joe Biden on Sunday invited the leaders of Japan and South Korea to formal three-way talks in Washington, a senior US administration official said.
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Taiwan Proposes Bigger Tax Breaks for Chipmakers' Research, Development to Retain Competitive Edge
Taiwan's government has proposed larger tax breaks for chipmakers' research and development into semiconductor technology, as the island nation looks to retain its competitive edge. Governments around the world have been touting incentives to bring chip production onshore, in the wake of a global chip shortage.
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Joe Biden says US, Japan, S. Korea "More Aligned Than Ever" On North Korea
United States President Joe Biden said on Sunday that his country, Japan and South Korea were "more aligned than ever" on North Korea, which he added has continued its "provocative behaviour".
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Biden Arrives In Japan Under North Korea's Nuclear Test Shadow
President Joe Biden arrived Sunday in Japan for the second leg of an Asia trip underlining US commitment to the region but overshadowed by concern that North Korea will test a nuclear weapon after ignoring Washington's attempt at outreach.
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"US Prepared For North Korea's Weapon Test": Biden's Message To Kim
Before President Joe Biden left South Korea for Japan Sunday, he offered a brief message to Kim Jong Un, whose nuclear sabre-rattling has risked overshadowing the US leader's first Asia trip: "Hello. Period
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Biden Leaves For Asia Under Ukraine, North Korea Nuclear Shadows
US President Joe Biden on Thursday left for South Korea and Japan to cement US leadership in Asia at a time when the White House's attention has been pulled back to Russia and Europe.
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Joe Biden To Meet PM Modi At Quad Summit In Japan Next Month: White House
US President Joe Biden will travel to South Korea and Japan next month and attend the QUAD summit in Tokyo, during which he will also meet India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the White House has said.
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White House Says Biden To Travel To South Korea, Japan Next Month
US President Joe Biden will travel to South Korea and Japan in May, the White House announced Wednesday, paying a visit to two of Washington's main Asian allies amid tensions with rival China and regional foe North Korea.
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"Convey My Best Wishes To POTUS": PM On Meeting US Defence Secretary
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US Defence Secretary Lloyd J Austin met on Friday after the top Biden administration official arrived in India on a three-day visit. India is the third stop for Mr Austin during his three-nation hop - he went to Japan and South Korea - and the first overseas visit by the new US Defence Secretary after President Joe ...
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"If You Wish To Sleep Well...": Kim Jong's Sister's Warning For Joe Biden
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's influential sister warned the United States against actions that could make it "lose sleep", state media reported Tuesday, as top Biden administration officials began a visit to key allies Tokyo and Seoul.
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"Secure Indo-Pacific": Biden Talks To Australia, Japan, South Korea Leaders
US President-elect Joe Biden in phone calls with the leaders of Australia, Japan and South Korea emphasised on maintaining a secure and prosperous Indo-Pacific region.
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Defying China, US bombers fly into East China Sea zone
Two unarmed U.S. B-52 bombers on a training mission flew over disputed islands in the East China Sea without informing Beijing, defying China's declaration of a new airspace defence zone and raising the stakes in a territorial standoff.
