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Japan fights complaints about its foreign aid performance. Since '77, aid has risen fourfold, but other donors not impressed

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Year of uncertainty for Pacific nations. Region is in political flux as countries debate reform

In trade talks, US officials tell Japan to change its ways or else. Cut trade surplus or yen will keep rising, US warns

Japan industrialists face tough choices. Feel pressured by high yen, growing protectionist threat

Japanese worry that US ready to wage war on trade surplus

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Japan fights complaints about its foreign aid performance. Since '77, aid has risen fourfold, but other donors not impressed

Tax reform hands Japan's ruling party a telltale defeat

Is South Korea losing appetite for 'comfort women' legal cases?

Year of uncertainty for Pacific nations. Region is in political flux as countries debate reform

In trade talks, US officials tell Japan to change its ways or else. Cut trade surplus or yen will keep rising, US warns

Japan industrialists face tough choices. Feel pressured by high yen, growing protectionist threat

Japanese worry that US ready to wage war on trade surplus

North Korea threatens to nuke D.C.: why it's especially angry this time

NTSB: Dreamliner battery fire more serious than first thought

Japan displays its diplomatic reach. Three leaders' foreign forays send signals to Moscow

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Japan fights complaints about its foreign aid performance. Since '77, aid has risen fourfold, but other donors not impressed

Tax reform hands Japan's ruling party a telltale defeat

Is South Korea losing appetite for 'comfort women' legal cases?

Year of uncertainty for Pacific nations. Region is in political flux as countries debate reform

In trade talks, US officials tell Japan to change its ways or else. Cut trade surplus or yen will keep rising, US warns

Japan industrialists face tough choices. Feel pressured by high yen, growing protectionist threat

Japanese worry that US ready to wage war on trade surplus

North Korea threatens to nuke D.C.: why it's especially angry this time

NTSB: Dreamliner battery fire more serious than first thought

Japan displays its diplomatic reach. Three leaders' foreign forays send signals to Moscow

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