China imposed controls on exports to Japan with any military use, intensifying a dispute between Asia’s top economies over remarks Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi made last year on Taiwan.

By Joe Cash BEIJING, Jan 8 (Reuters) - China's export ban on dual-use items to Japan will only affect military firms, the ...

Analysts hold out little hope that security pressures will ease, given US insistence that regional allies boost first island chain defences ...

Japan and China are locked in diplomatic tussle over Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remark on Taiwan. While claims and counter claims between the two countries continue, Japan has been ...

China and Japan are bound together by trade and geography, but a long history of rivalry and unresolved disputes makes even periods of cooperation fragile.

The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force said it is building up defense capabilities to enhance deterrence and response.

Masayuki Masuda, who leads the China division at Japan’s National Institute for Defense Studies, and John Chuan Tiong Lim, a research fellow at Tokyo University’s Institute for Advanced Studies on ...

Japan has ramped up its security cooperation with the Philippines in other ways, too, steadily donating vessels and other ...

A recent series of military exercises around Taiwan hints at how China plans to cut off the island in the event of ...

Also part of the equation this week: China's visible pivot to another regional neighbor, South Korea, whose president spent four days in Beijing. Seoul has a bumpy history of its own with Japanese ...

SEOUL — South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung will travel to Japan next week for talks with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Seoul said on Friday, days after meeting Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing ...