Topic: Yomiuri Shimbun - CSMonitor.com

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Japan's prime minister appears to be stepping up his campaign to reinterpret Japan's wartime history, aggravating China and South Korea at a time when the region should be uniting to deal with North Korea.

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North Korea tests limits of South Korea, Japan cooperation

China-Japan relations sour as fishing boat dispute escalates

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Bank of Japan struggle tests prime minister's leadership