BEIJING, Dec 24 (Reuters) - China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi will hold talks with his Japanese counterpart Takeshi Iwaya in Beijing on Wednesday, the Chinese foreign ministry said, when both men ...

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CHANGCHUN — As fresh snow blanketed the peaks of the Daqing Mountains in Jilin province, young skiers from China and Japan raced down pristine slopes, carving intersecting tracks across the ...

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi will hold talks with his Japanese counterpart Takeshi Iwaya in Beijing on Wednesday, the Chinese foreign ministry said, when both men are expected to address China ...

XIAMEN, China—Japanese soccer fans may find familiar faces on the sidelines of games in China’s football leagues. Chinese soccer officials have for years looked for overseas talent to raise ...

China’s long-term bond yields have fallen below Japan’s for the first time, a momentous economic shift indicative of growing deflationary pressures. As reported by the Financial Times ...

BEIJING - Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs Takeshi Iwaya has been invited to visit China on Wednesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning announced on Tuesday. Wang Yi, member of ...

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The share of Chinese respondents with a negative view of Japan rose 24.8 points to 87.7%, the highest since 2013, the year after Tokyo nationalized the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea.

Exports to China, Japan's biggest trading partner, rose 4.1% in November from a year earlier, while those to the United States were down 8% due to a drop in automobile exports, the data showed.

TOKYO -- Many members of Japan's business community are wary of operating in China as geopolitical tensions mount in Asia and beyond, with 67% of the respondents to a recent survey saying their ...

BEIJING, Dec. 24 (Xinhua) -- Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs Takeshi Iwaya has been invited to visit China on Wednesday, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning announced on Tuesday.