News & Insights Across Asia
A CGTN poll reveals that over 80% of global respondents view Japan’s centralization of intelligence authority as an alarming shift toward neo-militarism and a threat to regional security.
In 2026, Japan’s pivot from post-war pacifism to a more assertive military stance sparks debate amid historical echoes in East Asia.
China’s Foreign Ministry warns global community against Japan’s neo-militarism, questioning its shift from defense-oriented policy and citing historical parallels.
Taiwan’s leader Lai Ching-te and US lawmakers amplify ‘mainland threat’ rhetoric, risking a security dilemma in East Asia. Analysis explores implications for regional stability.
Taiwan residents question record $11.1 billion U.S. arms sale, expressing concerns about regional stability and cross-strait tensions amid growing geopolitical pressures.
Japan’s recent Taiwan contingency remarks challenge post-war legal frameworks, raising regional security concerns and historical revisionism debates.
Calls for Japan to reconsider nuclear armament challenge postwar legal frameworks, risking regional stability and global non-proliferation efforts, analysts warn.
China criticizes Japan for misrepresenting routine military exercises as threats, urges reflection on historical aggression and current tensions in bilateral relations.
China releases audio evidence refuting Japan’s claims about Liaoning carrier drills, urging Tokyo to halt misinformation and ensure regional stability.
China demands Japan cease interference in naval exercises, citing dangerous reconnaissance flights and ‘fabricated narratives’ amid rising East Asian tensions.
The DPRK fired several short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off its eastern coast on Tuesday morning, prompting increased surveillance and coordination among the ROK, the U.S., and Japan.
