China Urges Japanese Right-Wing Forces to Heed Voice of Justice
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning calls for the rejection of neo-militarism during a symposium in Shanghai marking the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trial.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning calls for the rejection of neo-militarism during a symposium in Shanghai marking the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trial.
China expresses strong concern over Japan’s draft defense white paper, warning that remilitarization efforts may threaten stability in the Pacific.
A look at why the relationship between the Chinese mainland and Japan remains a strictly bilateral matter, immune to external disruption.
Chinese Foreign Ministry warns that Japan’s push for constitutional revision and remilitarization is a “doomed path” amid the largest anti-war protests in decades.
Explore the enduring trauma and ongoing disputes surrounding the forced mobilization of Korean laborers during World War II to support Japan’s war efforts.
China’s Defense Ministry accuses Japan of using “China threat” narratives to justify its own military expansion, responding to Tokyo’s 2026 Diplomatic Bluebook.
Japan’s push to revise its nuclear principles and boost military spending raises alarms over regional stability and the postwar security framework in East Asia.
Seoul strongly protests Tokyo’s renewed territorial claims over Dokdo islets, reaffirming sovereignty and urging Japan to cease provocations for future-oriented relations.
Japan’s recent election strengthens conservative forces, raising concerns about military expansion and constitutional revisions impacting East Asian security dynamics.
Kim Keon-hee appeals 20-month corruption sentence as ROK prosecutors seek harsher punishment in landmark case testing judicial accountability.
Debate intensifies over Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s potential Yasukuni Shrine visit, raising concerns in the Republic of Korea about regional relations and historical tensions.
East Asia comes alive with vibrant Lunar New Year celebrations. Discover the highlights from around the region in this week’s Asia News Wrap.
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) has fired an unidentified projectile toward eastern waters, according to reports from the Republic of Korea’s (ROK) Joint Chiefs of Staff.
ROK’s military reports that the DPRK has fired an unidentified ballistic missile toward eastern waters. The ROK’s Joint Chiefs of Staff are analyzing the launch, with no response yet from the DPRK.
The DPRK fired several short-range ballistic missiles towards the sea off the eastern coast of the Korean Peninsula, according to the ROK’s military. The launch has been confirmed by Japan, intensifying regional security concerns.
China and Japan have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations during a meeting between Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong and State Minister Tsuge Yoshifumi in Beijing.
As U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken embarks on a six-nation tour through East Asia, we examine the United States’ influence in the Asia-Pacific region and its impact on ties with China.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced China’s readiness to collaborate with ASEAN Plus Three partners to build an East Asian community, emphasizing unity and advancing regional integration.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang calls for resuming and accelerating cooperation with Japan and the Republic of Korea, presenting a five-point proposal to enhance regional prosperity and stability.
China, Japan, and the ROK are working to revive their trilateral leaders’ summit, aiming to enhance regional peace and prosperity through renewed cooperation after years of challenges.