US EditionWarnings Are Escalating: Sino-Japanese Relations Are Deteriorating Rapidly
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Fighter jets pointing radar at Japanese planes, ban on seafood imports from Japan. China increases pressure on Japan after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi angers the Chinese Communist Party. The tactic is recognizable – and often successful.
Warnings are Escalating: Sino-Japanese Relations are Deteriorating Rapidly
On November 23, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi gave an interview to Chinese media after a strategic dialogue with the foreign ministers of three Central Asian countries, during which he spoke extensively about the current Sino-Japanese friction. Major media outlets widely reported some of his warnings because they considered these warnings quite unusual, given Wang Yi’s roles: former Chinese ambassador to Japan, a well-known “Japan expert” amo…
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi expressed her strong desire to hold a Japan-U.S. leaders' meeting today in the House of Representatives Budget Committee. Given the tensions between Japan and China caused by her parliamentary response to a question regarding a potential "Taiwan emergency," she stated that she "hopes to meet as soon as possible."
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