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China has applied for patents for its high-speed trains, but the technology may have been pirated from the Japanese.
The US withdrawal of its troops will test the will of Asia's power brokers to build a secure regional order.
In the wake of the Fukushima accident, Taiwan should be empowered to discuss nuclear matters other Asian nations.
The 1995 Kobe earthquake created destruction, along with consumer demand, and this latest disaster will be similar.
The unthinkable happened to a complacent Japan, and although there's still a long road to recovery, there is the kizuna.
As Chinese wages rise, its neighbours must develop further economic links - to boost domestic and regional interests.
Yuriko Koike
New defence minister sworn in after government criticised over atomic bomb row.
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