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China Hosts Japan, South Korea Seeking Regional Unity Against North Korea
China hosted the leaders of squabbling neighbours South Korea and Japan on Tuesday, flexing its diplomatic muscle with America's two key military allies in Asia and seeking regional unity on how to deal with a belligerent North Korea.
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US Lawmaker Highlights How China Plans To "Isolate" India And Japan
China has a plan to "isolate" India and Japan and project its power with an aim to control the Indian Ocean region, a US lawmaker warned on Thursday. Beijing, he said, has its eyes set on Taiwan, which it claims as part of China. The American lawmaker went on to say that Beijing's plan is to turn neighbouring country Taiwan into "a major nuclear an...
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North Korea Says Seeking Military 'Equilibrium' With US
North Korea said on Saturday it aims to reach an "equilibrium" of military force with the United States, which earlier signalled its patience for diplomacy is wearing thin after Pyongyang fired a missile over Japan for the second time in under a month.
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After New North Korea Missile Test, US Says Has Military Options
The United States said on Friday it had military options to deal with North Korea, signalling its patience for diplomacy is wearing thin after Pyongyang fired a missile over Japan and into the Pacific Ocean for the second time in under a month.
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Donald Trump And Japan's PM Shinzo Abe Take A Swing At Golf Diplomacy
President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hit the links on Saturday, as the two leaders looked to forge a bond over a round of golf diplomacy.
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Japan PM Shinzo Abe Confident In Donald Trump's Diplomacy Debut
Japan's leader voiced confidence about Donald Trump as he became the first foreign leader to meet the US president-elect, who was narrowing in on cabinet choices.
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Japan PM Confident In Donald Trump's Diplomacy Debut
Japan's prime minister voiced confidence Thursday about Donald Trump as he became the first foreign leader to meet the US president-elect, who was narrowing in on cabinet choices.
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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Seeks To Build Trust With Donald Trump
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Thursday that he wants to build a relationship of trust when he meets United States President-elect Donald Trump this week, stressing that the two-way alliance is the core of Tokyo's diplomacy and security.
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Japanese Welcome Barack Obama's Upcoming Hiroshima Visit
Japanese are welcoming President Barack Obama's decision to visit the atomic-bombed city of Hiroshima, and those interviewed Wednesday said they aren't seeking an apology.
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France Wins Bid To Build Australia's New Submarines
French naval contractor DCNS today won a Aus$50 billion (US$39 billion) contract to design and build Australia's next generation of submarines, beating competition from Germany and Japan in the country's biggest ever defence procurement programme.
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Japan Ruling Party On Defensive Over Obama 'Slave' Comment
A Japanese lawmaker who said US President Barack Obama carried the "blood of ... slaves" was under pressure to explain himself today after his remarks sparked uproar.
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China Hosts Japan, South Korea Seeking Regional Unity Against North Korea
China hosted the leaders of squabbling neighbours South Korea and Japan on Tuesday, flexing its diplomatic muscle with America's two key military allies in Asia and seeking regional unity on how to deal with a belligerent North Korea.
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US Lawmaker Highlights How China Plans To "Isolate" India And Japan
China has a plan to "isolate" India and Japan and project its power with an aim to control the Indian Ocean region, a US lawmaker warned on Thursday. Beijing, he said, has its eyes set on Taiwan, which it claims as part of China. The American lawmaker went on to say that Beijing's plan is to turn neighbouring country Taiwan into "a major nuclear an...
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North Korea Says Seeking Military 'Equilibrium' With US
North Korea said on Saturday it aims to reach an "equilibrium" of military force with the United States, which earlier signalled its patience for diplomacy is wearing thin after Pyongyang fired a missile over Japan for the second time in under a month.
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After New North Korea Missile Test, US Says Has Military Options
The United States said on Friday it had military options to deal with North Korea, signalling its patience for diplomacy is wearing thin after Pyongyang fired a missile over Japan and into the Pacific Ocean for the second time in under a month.
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Donald Trump And Japan's PM Shinzo Abe Take A Swing At Golf Diplomacy
President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hit the links on Saturday, as the two leaders looked to forge a bond over a round of golf diplomacy.
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Japan PM Shinzo Abe Confident In Donald Trump's Diplomacy Debut
Japan's leader voiced confidence about Donald Trump as he became the first foreign leader to meet the US president-elect, who was narrowing in on cabinet choices.
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Japan PM Confident In Donald Trump's Diplomacy Debut
Japan's prime minister voiced confidence Thursday about Donald Trump as he became the first foreign leader to meet the US president-elect, who was narrowing in on cabinet choices.
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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Seeks To Build Trust With Donald Trump
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Thursday that he wants to build a relationship of trust when he meets United States President-elect Donald Trump this week, stressing that the two-way alliance is the core of Tokyo's diplomacy and security.
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Japanese Welcome Barack Obama's Upcoming Hiroshima Visit
Japanese are welcoming President Barack Obama's decision to visit the atomic-bombed city of Hiroshima, and those interviewed Wednesday said they aren't seeking an apology.
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France Wins Bid To Build Australia's New Submarines
French naval contractor DCNS today won a Aus$50 billion (US$39 billion) contract to design and build Australia's next generation of submarines, beating competition from Germany and Japan in the country's biggest ever defence procurement programme.
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Japan Ruling Party On Defensive Over Obama 'Slave' Comment
A Japanese lawmaker who said US President Barack Obama carried the "blood of ... slaves" was under pressure to explain himself today after his remarks sparked uproar.
