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Japan seeks closer SE Asian ties with Mekong summit (AFP)

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Nov 6, 2009
 
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AFP - Japan from Friday hosts the leaders of Southeast Asia's five Mekong River nations as the world's number two economy looks to deepen ties with the resource-rich region amid growing influence from China. [read full story]                    

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Japan, China, U.S. can play joint role in Mekong

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The Yomiuri Shimbun A neighbor to the countries that hug the Mekong River in Indochina, China has long had an interest in the region, but the United States has recently developed a growing interest in the nations as well. Japan...

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Japan, Mekong nations agree to cooperate on environmental issues

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Nov 8, 2009
 

Japan and five Mekong nations agreed Saturday to cooperate on issues such as environmental protection and climate change in the next ten years. In the first summit that opened Friday, Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and...

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Japan deepens ties with Mekong

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¥500 billion aid pledge, climate pact aimed at countering Chinese influence in Southeast Asia Japan pledged ¥500 billion in fresh aid to the Mekong region after concluding a summit Saturday aimed at catching up with neighboring...

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Japan deepens ties with Mekong

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Nov 7, 2009
 

Japan pledged ¥500 billion in fresh aid to the Mekong region after concluding a summit Saturday aimed at catching up with neighboring China in strengthening its partnership with the Southeast Asian region. Thailand, Vietnam,...

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Japan 'concerned' about spat

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Nov 7, 2009
 

Nov 7, 2009 AFP TOKYO - PRIME Minister Yukio Hatoyama on Saturday said Japan was 'concerned' about the recent spat between Cambodia and Thailand over Phnom Penh's job offer to a fugitive former Thai premier, an official said....

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* Japan pledges boost in aid at Mekong summit

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Nov 7, 2009
 

TOKYO MEETING: Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama said the Mekong region was a priority for his government as it responds to the changing influences in the region AP AND AFP, TOKYO Japan pledged ¥500 billion (US$5.6 billion) in...

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Japan steps up aid to Mekong nations

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Nov 7, 2009
 

TOKYO: The leaders of Japan and Southeast Asia's five Mekong River nations wrapped up a summit at which Tokyo pledged more than US$5.5 billion in loans and grants and vowed deeper ties. Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama told a...

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Saturday 07th November, 03:23 PM JST TOKYO — The leaders of Japan and five Mekong countries in Southeast Asia agreed Saturday to step up cooperation to protect the environment and tackle climate change over the next 10 years in...

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Photo: AFP/POOL - Franck Robichon TOKYO, Nov. 7 ( Xinhua ) -- Japan and five Mekong nations agreed Saturday to cooperate on issues such as environmental protection and climate change in the next ten years. In the first summit...

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