WASHINGTON (Kyodo) -- Japan and the United States have yet to find common ground on tariff issues but still aim to strike a deal of some sort in mid-June, Japan's chief tariff negotiator said Friday.

For Japan and many other countries, the vulnerability that comes with relying on U.S. markets has become startlingly clear.

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Tokyo is backing off from its insistence that all new tariffs be removed, according to a Friday report by the Asahi Shimbun.

U.S. allies and partners in East and Southeast Asia spent an average 1.85 percent of GDP on defense – far below new targets ...

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China is a world leader in hypersonic weapons, possessing at least four operational systems that pose a significant threat to ...