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Japan
The Huffington Post Hits Japan
The popular news site has officially launched a Japan edition.
Does Putin Have a Kuril Islands Plan?
Could a 50/50 split of disputed islands bring an end to Japan and Russia’s conflicting claims?
In the Shadow of China's Rise
Japan and India are strong naval powers. Both face China’s growing might from different perspectives.
Is China Carelessly Overextending Itself?
China is best advised to ensure that efforts to win local disputes don’t end up creating global problems.
World War II: Not Over For Japan and Russia
Abe and Putin meet in Moscow. Both want better relations. Will old challenges get in the way?
Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands: A "Core Interest" of China
China declaring the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands a “core interest” could make efforts at compromise even tougher.
Wednesday Round Up – The Web’s Best on China
Looking for the best articles on China from around the net? We have you covered.
Northeast Asia's Free Trade Dream
Japan, South Korea and China are slowly working towards a free trade agreement. Will old disagreements kill a possible deal?
What John Kerry is Doing Right and Wrong in East Asia
As Kerry prepares for congressional hearings, it’s worth taking stock of his recent visit to E. Asia.
East Asia's Islands Challenge
“If symbolic disagreements create conflicts and prevent agreements, then the real problems lie in the domestic political considerations of the players.”
FTA Time for Japan and Australia?
It seems Japan and Australia could be close to developing even stronger financial ties.
From Pivot, to Rebalance, Now “Pacific Dream”
While Xi Jinping may have his “Chinese Dream,” John Kerry has crafted his own “Pacific Dream.”