Cleaning crews were seen removing bouquets and candles at the site, and onlookers were barred from taking videos. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Japan's embassy in China on Tuesday warned its citizens to be on high alert and not speak loudly in Japanese, after a car attack killed 35 people in the Chinese southern city of Zhuhai on Monday.
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Japan Demands Answers from China: High-Stakes Talks Ahead in Mid-NovemberJapan's Prime Minister Kishida is set to meet China's President Xi Jinping during the APEC summit, marking their first ...
After last week's stabbing spree, business owners in Seattle's Chinatown International District (CID) are once again demanding accountability from the city.
Japan's national security chief Akiba Takeo and China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi have agreed that their countries will continue talks at all levels.
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Japan business lobby urges China to facilitate conditions for tripsBEIJING (Kyodo) -- A Japanese business delegation urged Beijing on Monday to "facilitate conditions for China visits," ...
China's top diplomat, Wang Yi, and Takeo Akiba, Japan's chief national security adviser, held marathon talks in Beijing on ...
Japan's top national security official said he conveyed "serious concerns" to China's foreign minister over North Korea's ...
A 37-year-old man remains in the King County Jail, after he is accused of stabbing up to nine people in Seattle's Chinatown ...
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Fatal stabbing of schoolboy in neighbouring Shenzhen sparks unease among Japanese families in Hong KongSince the fatal stabbing of a Japanese schoolboy in neighbouring Shenzhen, the Takedas have not let their son come home alone ...
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