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Tokyo-Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi was heckled by anti-war demonstrators during a memorial ceremony in Okinawa on Tuesday, as growing

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Typhoon Mekkhala Menaces Northern Philippines as Flood and Sea Hazards Trigger Alerts

Manila- Philippine authorities issued warnings of possible flooding, landslides and dangerous sea conditions on Tuesday as Typhoon Mekkhala intensified offshore

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Taiwan Rolls Out Tanks in Combat Readiness Drill Amid Rising Pressure from China

Taipei- Taiwan launched a five-day military exercise on Monday designed to test the rapid deployment and combat readiness of its

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Taiwan Launches Wartime Readiness Drill as Chinese Military Pressure Intensifies

Taipei-Taiwan’s military will begin a five-day combat readiness exercise on Monday aimed at strengthening its ability to respond rapidly to

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Taiwan Presses Washington for $14 Billion Arms Package Amid Rising China Pressure

Taipei-Taiwan President Lai Ching-te on Thursday urged the United States to approve a proposed $14 billion arms package as soon

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Taiwan Expands Civilian Drone Training as Security Concerns Over China Intensify

“We can’t change the broader environment, so the only thing we can do is prepare ourselves as best we can.”

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Taiwan Opposition Chief Claims Washington Outreach Surpassed Expectations Amid Defense Scrutiny

Taipei-Taiwan’s main opposition leader Cheng Li-wun said on Wednesday that a two-week visit to the United States exceeded expectations, as

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Xi seeks to revive North Korea alliance as Beijing reasserts regional influence

Seoul-Chinese President Xi Jinping returned to Beijing on Tuesday after a closely watched visit to North Korea, where he and

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China Says It Monitored Dutch Warship Transit Through Taiwan Strait

Beijing– China’s military said on Friday it tracked and monitored the Dutch frigate HNLMS De Ruyter as it sailed through

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China Bars New Zealand Lawmakers After Taiwan Visit, Deepening Diplomatic Friction

Wellington-China has banned four New Zealand lawmakers from entering mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau for one year after they

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