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  • US military hid fuel pipeline flaws from public in Okinawa (1)

    US military hid fuel pipeline flaws from public in Okinawa (1)

    Dec 26, 2021 17:52

    A leaked report that shows the US military knew for years about dangers to civilian areas follows disclosures of toxic PFAS contamination hidden from the Senate.

  • China calls on Japan not to politicize sports after decision not to send officials to Olympics

    China calls on Japan not to politicize sports after decision not to send officials to Olympics

    Dec 25, 2021 05:49

    China has accused Japan of politicizing sports after Tokyo announced that it would not send government officials to the Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 over Western accusations of human rights violations in China’s Xinjiang region.

  • At least 24 dead in building fire in Japan's Osaka

    At least 24 dead in building fire in Japan's Osaka

    Dec 18, 2021 04:29

    At least 24 people have lost their lives after a fire swept through a building in a shopping district in the Japanese city of Osaka, with police reportedly considering the incident a possible arson.

  • At least 24 dead in building fire in Japan's Osaka

    At least 24 dead in building fire in Japan's Osaka

    Dec 17, 2021 11:15

    At least 24 people have lost their lives after a fire swept through a building in a shopping district in the Japanese city of Osaka, with police reportedly considering the incident a possible arson.

  • At least 27 feared dead in building fire in Japan's Osaka

    At least 27 feared dead in building fire in Japan's Osaka

    Dec 17, 2021 04:25

    At least 27 people are feared dead after a fire swept through a commercial building in a shopping district in the Japanese city of Osaka.

  • Russia deploys combat-alert missile systems near Kuril islands claimed by Japan

    Russia deploys combat-alert missile systems near Kuril islands claimed by Japan

    Dec 03, 2021 11:23

    The Russian military has for the first time deployed coastal missile defense systems near its eastern territory of Kuril Islands, which is also claimed by Japan, a move that is intended to underline Moscow’s assertive stance in the decades-long dispute.

  • FM: Iran follows clear agenda in Vienna talks, not optimistic about US, E3 intention’

    FM: Iran follows clear agenda in Vienna talks, not optimistic about US, E3 intention’

    Dec 03, 2021 03:57

    Iran’s foreign minister says the Islamic Republic is following a clear agenda during the ongoing talks in the Austrian capital, but is not optimistic about the true intention and determination of the United States and the three European signatories to the 2015 nuclear agreement.

  • China summons Japan envoy over former PM Abe's comments on Taipei

    China summons Japan envoy over former PM Abe's comments on Taipei

    Dec 02, 2021 05:10

    China has summoned Japan’s ambassador to protest the "extremely erroneous" remarks made by former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe about Chinese Taipei.

  •  Joint US-South Korea-Japan presser cancelled over disputed islands

    Joint US-South Korea-Japan presser cancelled over disputed islands

    Nov 18, 2021 09:18

    A joint press conference in Washington by the deputy foreign ministers of Japan, South Korea, and the US has been canceled over a territorial dispute, with US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman being left to answer questions on her own.

  •  Japan, US hold first-ever joint naval drill in South China Sea

    Japan, US hold first-ever joint naval drill in South China Sea

    Nov 17, 2021 10:41

    Japan and the United States have conducted naval drills in the South China Sea, as part of their first-ever anti-submarine war games in the territorial waters.

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