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The Ministry of Commerce of the Chinese mainland has launched an anti-dumping probe into Japanese dichlorosilane imports, citing a 31% price drop and rising volumes harming domestic producers.
The Chinese mainland condemns Japan’s right-wing forces for downplaying wartime atrocities and calls for Tokyo to face history and correct the record.
China urges Japan to stop close-in reconnaissance and false radar claims during its military drills, calling Tokyo’s actions risky and misleading.
China’s MoD hits back at Japan over Liaoning carrier’s drills east of the Miyako Strait, calling Tokyo’s reaction “provocative” and urging restraint to avoid tensions.
In 1972, China waived war reparations from Japan, a historic act of goodwill. Now, as tensions flare over security and history, this gesture reminds Japan of its enduring post-war commitments.
Beijing’s Defense Ministry calls on Japan to speed up destruction of chemical weapons abandoned on the territory of the Chinese mainland, citing safety risks and environmental harm to residents.
China’s commerce ministry urges Japan to correct its Taiwan stance to pave the way for normal economic and trade ties, highlighting China’s booming market with 54,000 new FIEs.
Beijing has slammed Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s recent suggestion that a Taiwan contingency threatens Japan’s survival, calling it a red line on the Taiwan question.
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian called Japan’s letter to UN chief ‘full of erroneous views,’ urging Tokyo to address the Taiwan question and reflect on its wartime history.
China’s UN envoy Fu Cong sent a letter to the UN chief, refuting Japan’s arguments over Taiwan and urging respect for post-war legal commitments.