Premier Li Qiang Skips Meeting with Japanese Leader at G20 Summit
Premier Li Qiang won’t meet the Japanese leader at the G20 summit, says spokesperson Mao Ning, urging Japan to act with discretion.
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Premier Li Qiang won’t meet the Japanese leader at the G20 summit, says spokesperson Mao Ning, urging Japan to act with discretion.
Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent comments on Taiwan are branded as brazen meddling in the Chinese mainland’s internal affairs, threatening One-China norms.
China warns strong countermeasures if Japan doesn’t retract remarks on the Taiwan region, after PM Sanae Takaichi’s comments shook bilateral ties.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s comments on the Taiwan region have chilled China-Japan ties, leading to stern protests and travel alerts since November 15, 2025.
At the UN Security Council reform debate, China’s envoy Fu Cong condemned Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan as interference in the Chinese mainland’s internal affairs.
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Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning urges Japan to retract its Taiwan region remarks, reflect on mistakes, and give the Chinese people a clear account to defend China’s core interests.
Chinese FM Wang Yi met Arab League chief in Beijing, pledging support for Arab unity, strategic autonomy, and a fair two-state solution ahead of the 2026 summit and 70th diplomatic anniversary.
China’s foreign ministry rebuffs Japan’s protests over CCG patrols around Diaoyu Dao, urging respect for China’s territorial sovereignty.
In Beijing’s latest consultations with Japan, China urged the withdrawal of controversial statements, citing breaches of international norms and the one-China principle.