Senkaku/Diaoyu islands

An initiative by Taiwan’s president offers what is surely the most effective solution to the dangerous dispute.

Japan’s rapid moves to develop an amphibious capability is sending a clear signal on a certain group of disputed islands.

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After pursuing a cabbage strategy in the South China Sea for years, could Beijing adopt this against Japan?

Even as they charm other nations, Chinese leaders have continued tensions with Manila and Tokyo.

Next month 34,000 troops from the the Self-Defense Forces will conduct an island landing drill on Okinawa.

The Japanese PM makes an overture to the Chinese president at the recent G20 summit. More is needed.

Recently China introduced a UAV into the Diaoyu/Senkaku Island dispute. It’s just the beginning.

In the year since Tokyo purchased the islands, China and Japan have avoided escalation. Can that continue?

China is stepping up its provocations ahead of the anniversary of Japan’s nationalization of the Diaoyu/Sekakus.

A new survey finds that mutual animosity between Japanese and Chinese citizens runs deep.

News reports say that Japan is also budgeting for a PAC-3 missile system to be permanently deployed in Tokyo.