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Deadly Landslide Strikes Philippines as Typhoon Bavi Nears Taiwan

KEELUNG-Five people were killed in a rain-triggered landslide in the southern Philippines on Friday as Typhoon Bavi, described by Taiwan’s

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Taiwan Warns China’s Maritime Expansion Will Persist Without Global Response

TAIPEI-A senior Taiwanese security official warned on Wednesday that China’s efforts to expand its influence in regional waters would continue

US Raises Alarm After China’s Pacific Missile Launch

WASHINGTON-The United States voiced renewed concern on Monday over China’s expanding nuclear capabilities after Beijing launched an intercontinental ballistic missile

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Japan Expels Chinese Coast Guard Ships Near Disputed Islands

TOKYO-Japan said on Tuesday that its coast guard forced two Chinese coast guard vessels to leave waters near the disputed

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At 91, ‘Kiki’s Delivery Service’ Creator Eiko Kadono Continues to Champion the Power of Books and Imagination

“People must think independently to create, and books remain one of the strongest foundations for imagination across generations.” More than

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China Launches New Coast Guard Patrol East of Taiwan

BEIJING-China launched a new coast guard patrol east of Taiwan on Saturday, prompting a strong protest from Taipei, which condemned

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South Korea’s Lee to Boost NATO, Mongolia Defense Ties

SEOUL-South Korean President Lee Jae Myung will travel to Türkiye next week to attend the NATO summit in Ankara before

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Japan Weighs Higher Entry Fees for Foreign Tourists as Overtourism Pressures Grow

“The debate is no longer about attracting more visitors, but about managing tourism growth without overwhelming local communities and heritage

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Magnitude 6.9 Earthquake Strikes Northern Japan, No Tsunami Warning Issued

Tokyo-A powerful magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck northern Japan on Thursday, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA), though authorities confirmed