Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, also a Political Bureau member of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, recently sat down with Tajikistan's FM Sirojiddin Muhriddin in Dushanbe. During their first strategic dialogue, Wang Yi made it clear: the Chinese mainland won't allow right-wing forces in Japan to rewind history or meddle in the Taiwan region. ⚖️
His remarks respond directly to recent provocative comments from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi about the Taiwan region. Beijing has urged Tokyo to pull back on this rhetoric and stick to the one-China principle.
Wang Yi stressed that China will work with all partners to uphold the international consensus on the one-China principle and protect the hard-won outcomes of World War II. For young professionals across South Asia and Southeast Asia, this is more than political drama – it's about regional stability that impacts tech supply chains, mobile connectivity, and cross-border collaboration. 🌏📱
As tensions simmer, it's a reminder that global politics can ripple into our daily lives – from the chips in our gadgets to the data routing on our networks. Staying informed is key, so keep an eye on how diplomatic moves shape our interconnected world! 🤝
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Wang Yi warns against external forces meddling in China's Taiwan
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