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China is quite content to have Japan remain as a country without a means of launching a military offense. The Communist superpower is understandably concerned when the U.S. steps in with no such restraints.

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In a statement, the North Korean embassy in Moscow said the country will deploy its nuclear weapons against the U.S. in "a particularly sensational event."

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The deployment of marines by Taiwan to Pratas Island is supposed to be a temporary mission to train some Coast Guard officers and perform other routine duties.

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One conflict, two museums: how the Korean War still divides the peninsula

Zhang Yong's net worth is $14 billion. The Jianyang, Sichuan native dethroned Robert and Philip Ng as the richest person in Singapore.

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Korean War echoes through the South's generations

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The conflict broke out on June 25, 1950 and ended with a ceasefire rather than a peace treaty, leaving the two Koreas still technically at war.