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"Will Continue To Work To Advance Vision For Indo Pacific": US Envoy On QUAD
US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti met his counterpart in Japan Rahm Emanuel and discussed the pivotal role of the Quad partnership.
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Japan Ambassador Relishes Biryani In Lucknow, Calls It ''Simply The Best''
On Saturday, he shared a post on X that shows him relishing the lip-smacking Lucknow Biryani.
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"Under House Arrest?" US On China Defence Minister 'Missing' For Weeks
The U.S. ambassador to Japan questioned in a social media post on Friday whether China's defence minister had been placed under house arrest, adding to confusion about the state councillor's two week absence from public view.
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'Refrain From Issuing More Threats' To North Korea, China Tells US
China's ambassador to Washington on Friday called on the United States to refrain from making threats over North Korea, which a day earlier launched another missile over Japan into the Pacific Ocean.
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'Something Serious Has To Happen': Nikki Haley On North Korea Missile
Washington's UN ambassador Nikki Haley said Tuesday that "something serious has to happen" following North Korea's missile test over Japan.
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US, China Debating When UN Should Act On North Korea, Says Envoy Nikki Haley
The United States and China are negotiating when they should push for further United Nations Security Council action on North Korea and could reach a decision this week, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said.
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US President Donald Trump To Nominate Businessman William Hagerty As Japan Ambassador: White House
US President Donald Trump intends to nominate businessman William Hagerty as the next US ambassador to Japan, the White House said on Thursday. Mr Hagerty is a Tennessee native who founded a private equity firm, Hagerty Peterson. He spent several years in Japan with the Boston Consulting Group management consultancy and later served in the White Ho...
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Court Ruling Is Latest Setback For Japan's Working Women
A Supreme Court decision in Japan this week, widely viewed as a setback for women's rights and a victory for conservative family values, upheld a 19th-century law that requires married couples to adopt one surname for legal purposes. The ruling underscores the persistent challenges for working women in Japan, despite government rhetoric and some pr...
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Caroline Kennedy, US Ambassador To Japan, Defends Okinawa Base Plan
US Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy has publicly defended a controversial proposal to relocate a US Marine Corps base on Okinawa in southern Japan as the best of many options considered.
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Japan Backs US South China Sea Operations
Japan today backed the United States sailing warships close to disputed land in the South China Sea but said it had no plans to send its own maritime forces to support the operation.
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US Envoy Assailant at War With 'Foreign Powers'
The man who staged a shock attack on the US ambassador to South Korea is a convicted, maverick political activist whose blog writings display a profound anger towards "foreign powers" like the US and Japan.
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Chinese Police Question Rights Lawyer About Meeting With Former US Envoy
Chinese police have questioned a prominent human rights lawyer about meetings with the former U.S. ambassador to China, his alleged "insults" against senior officials and his frequent trips to Japan, his lawyer said on Tuesday.
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US Ambassador Caroline Kennedy Visits Fukushima Plant
Caroline Kennedy, the U.S. ambassador to Japan, got a firsthand look on Wednesday inside the Japanese nuclear plant devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
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Memories of John F Kennedy, 'Uncle Ted' at Caroline Kennedy hearing for Japan post
Caroline Kennedy faced a friendly US Senate confirmation hearing today on her nomination as President Barack Obama's next ambassador to Japan, amid memories of her father, the late US President John F Kennedy, and uncles who served in the chamber.
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Beijing demonstrators damage US ambassador's car
A car carrying the US ambassador to China was mildly damaged after becoming the target of boisterous anti-Japan demonstrators who were expressing outrage over a territorial dispute and marking the 81st anniversary of Japan's invasion of China.
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"Will Continue To Work To Advance Vision For Indo Pacific": US Envoy On QUAD
US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti met his counterpart in Japan Rahm Emanuel and discussed the pivotal role of the Quad partnership.
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Japan Ambassador Relishes Biryani In Lucknow, Calls It ''Simply The Best''
On Saturday, he shared a post on X that shows him relishing the lip-smacking Lucknow Biryani.
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"Under House Arrest?" US On China Defence Minister 'Missing' For Weeks
The U.S. ambassador to Japan questioned in a social media post on Friday whether China's defence minister had been placed under house arrest, adding to confusion about the state councillor's two week absence from public view.
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'Refrain From Issuing More Threats' To North Korea, China Tells US
China's ambassador to Washington on Friday called on the United States to refrain from making threats over North Korea, which a day earlier launched another missile over Japan into the Pacific Ocean.
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'Something Serious Has To Happen': Nikki Haley On North Korea Missile
Washington's UN ambassador Nikki Haley said Tuesday that "something serious has to happen" following North Korea's missile test over Japan.
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US, China Debating When UN Should Act On North Korea, Says Envoy Nikki Haley
The United States and China are negotiating when they should push for further United Nations Security Council action on North Korea and could reach a decision this week, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said.
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US President Donald Trump To Nominate Businessman William Hagerty As Japan Ambassador: White House
US President Donald Trump intends to nominate businessman William Hagerty as the next US ambassador to Japan, the White House said on Thursday. Mr Hagerty is a Tennessee native who founded a private equity firm, Hagerty Peterson. He spent several years in Japan with the Boston Consulting Group management consultancy and later served in the White Ho...
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Court Ruling Is Latest Setback For Japan's Working Women
A Supreme Court decision in Japan this week, widely viewed as a setback for women's rights and a victory for conservative family values, upheld a 19th-century law that requires married couples to adopt one surname for legal purposes. The ruling underscores the persistent challenges for working women in Japan, despite government rhetoric and some pr...
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Caroline Kennedy, US Ambassador To Japan, Defends Okinawa Base Plan
US Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy has publicly defended a controversial proposal to relocate a US Marine Corps base on Okinawa in southern Japan as the best of many options considered.
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Japan Backs US South China Sea Operations
Japan today backed the United States sailing warships close to disputed land in the South China Sea but said it had no plans to send its own maritime forces to support the operation.
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US Envoy Assailant at War With 'Foreign Powers'
The man who staged a shock attack on the US ambassador to South Korea is a convicted, maverick political activist whose blog writings display a profound anger towards "foreign powers" like the US and Japan.
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Chinese Police Question Rights Lawyer About Meeting With Former US Envoy
Chinese police have questioned a prominent human rights lawyer about meetings with the former U.S. ambassador to China, his alleged "insults" against senior officials and his frequent trips to Japan, his lawyer said on Tuesday.
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US Ambassador Caroline Kennedy Visits Fukushima Plant
Caroline Kennedy, the U.S. ambassador to Japan, got a firsthand look on Wednesday inside the Japanese nuclear plant devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
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Memories of John F Kennedy, 'Uncle Ted' at Caroline Kennedy hearing for Japan post
Caroline Kennedy faced a friendly US Senate confirmation hearing today on her nomination as President Barack Obama's next ambassador to Japan, amid memories of her father, the late US President John F Kennedy, and uncles who served in the chamber.
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Beijing demonstrators damage US ambassador's car
A car carrying the US ambassador to China was mildly damaged after becoming the target of boisterous anti-Japan demonstrators who were expressing outrage over a territorial dispute and marking the 81st anniversary of Japan's invasion of China.
