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[Title] => Japan PM sends offering to war shrine
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[Title] => Japan PM Abe urges dialogue with China, Korea
[Summary] => Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says he wants to explain to leaders in China and South Korea about his visits to the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, which honors the country's war dead.
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[Title] => Commentary: Japan's upcoming leadership needs long-term, pragmatic view in diplomacy
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[Title] => Tokyo's cherry blossoms officially in bloom
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[Title] => Asia stops to remember end of World War II
[Summary] => Asia paused on Sunday to remember Japan's surrender to the allied forces which ended World War II 65 years ago, as the Japanese prime minister apologized for wreaking suffering on the region and the South Korean president said Tokyo's remorse was a step in the right direction.
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SHANGHAI (AP) — China, Japan and South Korea are considering how to respond to North Korea's recent conciliatory gestures as they hold annual talks Monday among their foreign ministers in Shanghai.
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[Title] => Is a jingoistic Japan on the rise under Abe? Or is this aging powerhouse no longer dangerous?
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TOKYO, Japan – It is a delight to be back in Tokyo, one of the cities of my journalistic youth, after an absence of more than five years.
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He has chosen to be ambiguous, perhaps to calm down fears within Japan that his well-known advocacy of a tougher foreign policy might lead to renewed militarism, but also to keep his neighbors, the two Koreas and China, guessing as to what exactly he plans to do as Prime Minister.
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He has chosen to be ambiguous, perhaps to calm down fears within Japan that his well-known advocacy of a tougher foreign policy might lead to renewed militarism, but also to keep his neighbors, the two Koreas and China, guessing as to what exactly he plans to do as Prime Minister.
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December 16, 2012 - 2:00pm
September 28, 2009 - 9:53am
