TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan will export used navy destroyers to the Philippines to strengthen its deterrence against China's ...

US ally mounts most ambitious push in decades to revitalise sector dominated by Chinese and South Korean groups ...

TOKYO — Japan will export used navy destroyers to the Philippines to strengthen its deterrence against China’s maritime expansion, Japanese newspaper Yomiuri reported on Sunday, as the two US allies ...

China has reopened its market to seafood from Japan after a nearly two-year ban over the discharge of slightly radioactive ...

Japan said China is building a 20th structure in a disputed, energy-rich area and called for a return to negotiations.

Washington's curbs on Chinese shipping give Tokyo and Seoul a chance to revive their sectors - but analysts warn challenges ...

Japan has test-fired a missile on Japanese territory for the first time as the country accelerates its military buildup to ...

According to the report, the British aircraft carrier is expected to dock at Yokosuka naval base and in Tokyo during its time ...

Tens of thousands of US and Japanese troops will begin a massive island-landing exercise in the Pacific this week as part of joint military operations seen as a warning to China that Washington ...

While China is engaged in a tense border standoff with India high in the Himalayas, a small group of islands thousands of miles away could be another military tinderbox waiting to explode.

Japan has the world’s oldest population, with nearly one in three people over 65 — a demographic reality that quietly but ...

But China has seemed to be faltering lately, and some have been asking whether China’s future path might resemble that of Japan. My answer is that it probably won’t — that China will do worse.