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China is participating with the U.S. in the Pacific Rim naval exercizes in Hawaii. At the same time the naval exercizes in the Philippines are intended to counter China's influence and territorial claims in the region. Japan's shift in interpretation of Article 9 of the Constitution to allow "collective self-defense" is also intended to counter China and ally N. Korea's missiles. The shift is approved by Japan's cabinet at about the same time as the naval exercizes. U.S. experts on China such as World Bank head Zoellick see peaceful development and cooperation but there is wariness following territorial claims and counter claims in the Pacific. South Korea remains wary of Japan but is also wary of China's ally N. Korea, and generally supports the U.S. efforts in the Pacific. The key is to manage tensions in a constructive way with cooperation and dialogue.
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Chinese Leader, Underlining Ties to South Korea, Cites Japan as Onetime Mutual Enemy
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U.S. Seeks to Salvage Dialogue With China at Beijing Summit
Wall Street Journal 07.08.2014
The Time Is Ripe for Stronger U.S.-Japan Military Ties
Wall Street Journal 07.08.2014
U.S., China try to emphasize potential for cooperation - The Washington Post
Washington Post 07.09.2014
Abe's Constitutional Reform Push Slows
Wall Street Journal 07.09.2014
China's Xi Calls for Improved Ties With U.S.
Wall Street Journal 07.10.2014
Polls Slow Japan’s Plan to Revise Constitution
New York Times 07.09.2014
Kerry Presses China to Abide by Maritime Laws to Ease Tensions
New York Times 07.09.2014
Japan to Join U.S.-India Military Exercises
Wall Street Journal 07.23.2014
U.S. Considering Warship Presence in Australia
Wall Street Journal 02.11.2015
Firmly Committed to Growing the U.S. Fleet
Wall Street Journal 03.17.2015
As China Expands Its Navy, the U.S. Grows Wary
Wall Street Journal 03.31.2015
Abe, Xi Meet at Summit of Asian and African Nations
Wall Street Journal 04.22.2015
Japan and U.S. Set New Rules for Military Cooperation
New York Times 04.27.2015
U.S., Japan Announce New Security Agreement
Wall Street Journal 04.29.2015
Overcoming Japan’s Security Skeptics at Home
Wall Street Journal 07.21.2015
Warily Eyeing China, Philippines May Invite U.S. Back to Subic Bay
New York Times 09.19.2015
China Announces Cuts of 300,000 Troops at Military Parade Showing Its Might
New York Times 09.02.2015
Bringing U.S. Presidential Debates to a Chinese Audience
New York Times 01.03.2016
Countering China: Back to the Philippines
Wall Street Journal 01.20.2016
South Korea Tells China Not to Intervene in Missile-Defense System Talks
New York Times 02.24.2016
Campaign Season’s Anti-China Tone Is Likely to Cloud Meeting With Obama
New York Times 03.30.2016
Eye on China, U.S. and Philippines Ramp Up Military Alliance
New York Times 04.12.2016
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The New York Times 12.06.2016
Trump Tells Xi Jinping U.S. Will Honor ‘One China’ Policy
The New York Times 02.09.2017
Beijing’s Patience Pays Off With Trump’s Reaffirmation of ‘One-China’ Policy
WSJ 02.10.2017
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DW.COM 02.10.2017
Is Trump's commitment to 'one China' policy a thaw in bilateral ties? | Asia | DW.COM | 10.02.2017
DW.COM 02.10.2017
South Korean Stores Feel China’s Wrath as U.S. Missile System Is Deployed
The New York Times 03.09.2017
China Woos South Korea’s New Leader, but the U.S. Left Behind a Spoiler
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South China Morning Post 05.25.2018
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