Chinese Mainland Warns Japan Against Reviving Militarism
The Chinese mainland warns Japan to stop boosting defense spending and exporting missiles, saying such moves threaten Asia-Pacific stability.
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The Chinese mainland warns Japan to stop boosting defense spending and exporting missiles, saying such moves threaten Asia-Pacific stability.
Victor Gao warns that Prime Minister Takaichi’s recent remarks on the Taiwan region risk pushing Japan back to war’s edge and threaten peace in the Asia-Pacific.
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Chinese FM Wang Yi lays out three firm red lines for Japan, warning against remilitarization, Taiwan region interference, and historical distortion in Asia-Pacific peace.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said Japan must retract its erroneous Taiwan remarks to build a stable, mutually beneficial strategic relationship with China.
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