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WHAT CHINA HAS BEEN BUILDING IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA
The new islands allow China to harness a portion of the sea for its own use that has been relatively out of reach until now... READ MORE›
HUMANITARIAN CRISIS EVOKES EUROPES DARKEST HOUR
In Europe, we benefited from humanitarian assistance and the acceptance of refugees after the disaster that was World War II, Mr. Roth said... READ MORE›
U.S. WARSHIP CHALLENGES CHINA'S CLAIMS IN SOUTH CHINA SEA
The Philippines has been a key ally of the United States and a territorial rival of Beijing in the South China Sea... READ MORE›
JAPANS LOWER HOUSE PASSES BILLS TO GIVE MILITARY FREER HAND TO FIGHT
It complements guidelines in a bilateral agreement governing how Japanese and United States forces work together, which was signed by the two nations this year... READ MORE›
CHINA TAIWAN AND A MEETING AFTER 66 YEARS
I don't think anyone in Taiwan wants to rock the boat with China, the diplomat said... READ MORE›
LEADERS OF CHINA AND TAIWAN TALK OF PEACE ACROSS THE STRAIT
It was the first meeting of the leader of the Republic of China, more commonly called Taiwan, and the leader of the People's Republic of China... READ MORE›
COMPARING GREECE TO THE GREAT DEPRESSION
It sounds a lot like the Great Depression in the United States... READ MORE›
BEIJING 'NOT FRIGHTENED TO FIGHT A WAR' AFTER US MOVE
South china sea beijing not frightened to fight a war after us move... READ MORE›
ABE ECHOES JAPANS PAST WAR APOLOGIES BUT ADDS NONE
But in a potentially contentious break with previous expressions of contrition by Japanese leaders Mr. Abe did not offer a new personal apology of his own... READ MORE›
JITTERS IN TECH WORLD OVER NEW CHINESE SECURITY LAW
Segal added that one recourse would be to argue through the World Trade Organization that what China considers national security concerns are not valid... READ MORE›
EUROPE'S CURRENT ANTI-MIGRANT RHETORIC CARRIES ECHOES OF 1930S ANTI-SEMITISM
Even during World War II, let alone before it started, antisemitism was rife in American political and public life... READ MORE›
US ALLIES SEE TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP AS A CHECK ON CHINA
The stakes for the Obama administration to conclude the negotiations became higher in Asia after the United States defense secretary, Ashton B... READ MORE›
70 YEARS LATER HOW WORLD WAR II CHANGED AMERICA
Even as World War II was ending 70 years ago, Americans already knew it had transformed their country... READ MORE›
CHINAS LEADER ARRIVES AT A VULNERABLE POINT
Xi is obsessed with strategic rivalry with the United States, said Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University in Beijing... READ MORE›
RUSSIA SAYS WILL RETALIATE IF U.S. WEAPONS STATIONED ON ITS BORDERS
MOSCOW WARSAW A plan by Washington to station tanks and heavy weapons in NATO states on Russia's border would be the most aggressive U.S... READ MORE›
AS ECONOMY FALTERS MILITARY PARADE OFFERS CHANCE TO BURNISH CHINAS IMAGE
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U.S., JAPANESE NAVAL FORCES STAGE SHOW OF STRENGTH
The USS Ronald Reagan and the Japanese warship JS Izumo took part in the fleet review... READ MORE›
RUSSIA IS PUTTING WORLD PEACE AT RISK, SAYS PENTAGON CHIEF ASH CARTER
Carter left open the possibility that Russia's role in Syria could evolve into one the US can embrace... READ MORE›
RUSSIA VETOES UN RESOLUTION CALLING SREBRENICA MASSACRE CRIME OF GENOCIDE
Britain, Russia and the United States had sought to come to a consensus on the text in recent days... READ MORE›
FILIPINO FIREBRAND RODRIGO DUTERTE JOKES ABOUT PENIS, LASHES AUSTRALIA AGAIN
Mr Duterte told the business forum he would double the salaries of security forces who will be ordered to destroy criminals... READ MORE›
56 NATIONS ATTEND FOUNDING OF ASIAN INFRASTRUCTURE BANK IN CHINA
Stephens, general counsel of the Asian Development Bank in Manila... READ MORE›
U.S. PLANS TO STORE HEAVY ARMS IN BALTIC, EASTERN EUROPE
Plans to store heavy arms in Baltic, Eastern Europe source WASHINGTON An aerial view of the Pentagon building in Washington, June 15, 2005... READ MORE›
'WE CAN DO IT!' HUNDREDS DRESS UP AS WWII ICON ROSIE THE RIVETER
They'd just tentatively broken the Guinness World Record for most Rosies in one place since WWII... READ MORE›
WWII TANK WAS STASHED IN 78-YEAR-OLD'S CELLAR
Prosecutors meanwhile are investigating whether possession of the tank torpedo anti-aircraft gun and other weapons violates Germany's War Weapons Control Act... READ MORE›
U.S. PROTESTS CHINESE ACTION IN S. CHINA SEA
U.s. protests after chinese military jet lands on south china sea island... READ MORE›
SHINZO ABES BID TO REDEFINE JAPAN AND ITS MILITARY HAS ECHOES OF FAMILY HISTORY
The scene and the parallels between Mr. Abe and Mr. Kishi who died in 1987 have taken on renewed significance in Japan this summer... READ MORE›
LEADERS OF CHINA AND TAIWAN MEET FOR FIRST TIME IN NEARLY SEVEN DECADES
In 2005, nationalist chairman Lien Chan, then leader of Taiwan's opposition, met Chinese president Hu Jintao in Beijing... READ MORE›
PENTAGON CHIEF TO PUSH U.S. ALLIES TO DITCH 'COLD WAR PLAYBOOK'
Relations between Moscow and the West have plunged to a post-Cold War low since Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimea region... READ MORE›
LAW SUGGESTS BROADER CORE INTERESTS FOR CHINA
BEIJING After China enacted a sweeping national security law this week one official said the measure was intended to safeguard the country's core interests... READ MORE›
CHINA MAY ESTABLISH AIR DEFENSE ZONE AFTER HAGUE RULING
South china sea china may establish air defense zone after losing court ruling... READ MORE›