Japan Honors War Dead and Opens Neighbors' Wounds (Post, April 23, 2005)

Signs Stir Concern North Korea Might Test Nuclear Bomb: Diplomat in Asia to Confer With Officials (Post, April 23, 2005)

Koizumi, Hu to Meet At Weekend Summit (Post, April 23, 2005)

Japanese Leader Apologizes For the Past (Post, April 22, 2005)

Trade Nominee Vows Action on China (Post, April 22, 2005)

Book Report (Post, April 21, 2005)

In China, Roots Of Anger Toward Japan Run Deep: Lasting Sting of Wartime Atrocities Fuels Protests Over Moves by Tokyo (Post, April 20, 2005)

Japanese Official's Trip to China Fails to Break Political Deadlock (Post, April 19, 2005)

Japan-China Talks Fail to Ease Tensions: Protests Continue As Foreign Ministers Confer in Beijing (Post, April 18, 2005)

Chinese Authorities Temper Violent Anti-Japan Protests: Students Cancel Mass March in Beijing (Post, April 16, 2005)

U.S. Boosts Pressure on China to Float Currency (Post, April 15, 2005)

Web Censors In China Find Success: Falun Gong, Dalai Lama Among Blocked Topics (Post, April 14, 2005)

Japanese Oil Drilling Plan Draws Protest From China: Decision Fuels Dispute on Boundary (Post, April 14, 2005)

Beijing Cites Progress on Protection of Rights (Post, April 14, 2005)

Chinese Step Up Criticism of Japan: Premier Calls Tokyo Unfit for New Role On Security Council (Post, April 13, 2005)

Trade Gap Hits Yet Another Record: Despite a Weaker Dollar, Feb. Imports Exceed Exports by $61 Billion (Post, April 13, 2005)

China Builds a Smaller, Stronger Military: Modernization Could Alter Regional Balance of Power, Raising Stakes for U.S. (Post, April 12, 2005)

India, China Hoping to 'Reshape the World Order' Together: Once-Hostile Giants Sign Accords on Border Talks, Economic Ties, Trade and Technology (Post, April 12, 2005)

Radical Feminist Writer Andrea Dworkin Dies (Post, April 12, 2005)

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