Google, Cisco Oppose US Bid To Regulate Export Of Malicious Code As Missiles, Warplanes Are Regulated
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Japan-China Territorial Dispute: Map And Photos Of China Gas Project Released By Japanese Officials
China has erected 16 structures in a disputed region, Japan asserts.
China Says Japan Defense Review Misleading, Damages Relations
Beijing described Japan 's annual defense review as misleading and malicious.
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North Korea Erects Long-Range Missile Launch Pad That Can Fire Largest Missiles Yet
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Japan's Defense Paper Targeting China Jeopardizes Economic Relations: Chinese Media
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The Philippines will host fighter jets and navy ships at the former U.S. naval base.
Solar Impulse 2: Solar-Powered Plane Grounded In Hawaii Until 2016 Due To Busted Batteries
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Japan's Abe Pushes Security Bills In Summer Of Discontent
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says a bolder security stance is vital to meet new challenges such as those from a rising China.
North Korea Nuclear Weapons: Seoul Urges Pyongyang To Denuclearize Following Iran Deal
“We also hope North Korea will resolve issues surrounding its nuclear program by engaging in a dialogue with related countries in a sincere manner.”
Russian Tu-95MS Bear Bomber Crashes In The Far East During Training Exercise
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Russian Black Sea Submarine Presence Revived As It Looks To Strengthen Military Position Near Crimea
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