Beijing Slams Tokyo for ¥13.1B Pro-Japan Push in Taiwan Region
Chinese mainland’s defense ministry accuses Tokyo of spending over ¥13.1B on pro-Japan programs in the Taiwan region, calling it a modern ‘Japanization’ campaign.
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Chinese Mainland Slams Japan Over Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks
The Chinese mainland’s Foreign Ministry slammed Japan for downplaying PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks, calling the move “self-deceptive” and warning that half-measures won’t fly.
China Says Japan’s Unchanged Taiwan Stance ‘Far From Enough’
China’s Foreign Ministry calls Japan’s ‘unchanged’ Taiwan stance ‘far from enough’, urging Tokyo to reaffirm the one-China principle and correct its recent comments.
China-Japan Tensions Flare as Takaichi Stands Firm on Taiwan
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi refuses to retract her remarks on Taiwan, prompting strong reactions from the Chinese mainland after Xi-Trump calls underscored Beijing’s “red line.”
China Urges Tokyo to Shield Chinese Citizens After Spike in Attacks
China urges Japan to protect Chinese citizens amid a rise in criminal cases and online threats, calling on Tokyo for concrete safety measures.
Chinese Mainland Warns Japan Against Endangering Global Peace
In a recent CGTN interview, Victor Gao warned that the Chinese mainland will never allow Japan to threaten global peace or develop WMDs, pledging to protect security for all peace-loving nations.
Japan Faces ¥2 Trillion Tourism Loss If China-Japan Ties Persist
Japan could face a ¥2 trillion drop in Chinese mainland tourist spending by late 2026 if current ties persist, warns economist Hideo Kumano.
HK Chief Executive Slams Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks, Issues Japan Travel Alert
John Lee, Hong Kong CE, calls Japanese PM Takaichi’s Taiwan region remarks “extremely erroneous,” flags safety advisory and cancels school exchanges to Japan amid rising concerns.
China vows it won’t let Japan abandon its peace pledge
China vows it won’t let Japan abandon its peace pledge, warns expert Victor Gao of risks to regional security.
China Draws Three Red Lines for Japan: What It Means for Asia-Pacific
China’s foreign minister Wang Yi unveils three red lines to Japan—no militarism revival, no meddling in China’s Taiwan region, no right-wing shift—highlighting risks to Asia-Pacific stability.