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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia Saudi security officials said Friday they had broken up a terrorist ring, arresting 172 men who planned to blow up oil installations, attack public officials and military posts, and storm a prison to free terror suspects. On a day when the U.S. military announced that three Marines were killed in western Iraq, f...
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TOKYO Japan's highest court Friday rejected compensation claims by former wartime sex slaves and forced laborers from China, but acknowledged that they had been coerced by the Japanese military or industry.
The landmark decisions were handed down as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe tried to head off a resolution on Japan's wartime s...
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He is expected to discuss strengthening bilateral ties and co-operation over North Korea during talks with President George W Bush at Camp David on Friday.
Mr Abe broke with tradition when he became prime minister in September, by visiting China and South Korea before the US, Japan's closest ally.
His trip follows a furore over his recent comments on WWII sex slaves.
Mr Abe p...
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe waves before boarding a government plane at Tokyo's Haneda Airport Thursday April 26, 2007. Abe headed for Washington on a government aircraft Thursday for his first summit trip to Japan's top ally.
WASHINGTON (Map , News ) -President Bush is hosting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to a two-day visit as both leaders deal with low popularity at home...
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President Bush is hosting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to a two-day visit as both leaders deal with low popularity at home and some creeping tension in the usually strong U.S.-Japan alliance.
During meetings that mark Abe's first U.S. trip as prime minister, he and Bush will look to publicly convey the health of a crucial alliance that has gained importance as rival China accumulat...
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Bush and his wife, Laura, will have Abe and his wife to an informal dinner Thursday evening in the private quarters of the White House and on Friday Bush and Abe will meet at the Camp David, Md., presidential retreat and hold a joint news conference.
The trip by Abe (pronounced ah-bay) will not match the farewell U.S. visit of his predecessor, Junichiro Koizumi. Bush and Koizumi played up...
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President Bush is hosting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to a two-day visit as both leaders deal with low popularity at home and some creeping tension in the usually strong U.S.-Japan alliance.
During meetings that mark Abe's first U.S. trip as prime minister, he and Bush will look ...
