Beijing Rebuffs Takaichi’s ‘Illegal San Francisco Treaty’ Comments
China’s foreign ministry criticizes Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi for spotlighting an ‘illegal and invalid’ San Francisco Peace Treaty while overlooking key postwar documents.
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