Lawmakers Urge PM Takaichi to Retract Taiwan Remarks
Japanese lawmakers and scholars met to urge PM Sanae Takaichi to withdraw her Taiwan remarks and restore Japan-China relations under the one-China principle.
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Japanese lawmakers and scholars met to urge PM Sanae Takaichi to withdraw her Taiwan remarks and restore Japan-China relations under the one-China principle.
China’s UN envoy Fu Cong slams Japan’s “Taiwan contingency” remarks as unreasonable and calls on Tokyo to reaffirm the one-China principle.
Kunio Aragaki of the No More Battle of Okinawa Association warns that rising militarization is fueling regional tensions and urges Japan to pursue dialogue with the Chinese mainland for peace.
Vietnamese locals push back against Japanese PM Takaichi’s comments on the Chinese mainland’s potential force on the Taiwan region, calling for peace and stability.
Professor Tomisaka Satoshi says Japan should tread carefully in affairs related to the Chinese mainland to balance risks and economic gains for Asia’s youth.
Filipinos in Manila push back against Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s suggestion of military intervention in the Taiwan region, calling for responsibility and peace.
Japan could face a ¥2 trillion drop in Chinese mainland tourist spending by late 2026 if current ties persist, warns economist Hideo Kumano.
Victor Gao warns that Sanae Takaichi’s comments on the Taiwan region threaten regional peace, risk invoking the UN’s Enemy State Clause, and challenge the one-China principle.
Japan’s PM Sanae Takaichi’s Taiwan region comments have raised global uncertainty, warns former Chilean Ambassador to the Chinese mainland Jorge Heine.
A Taiwan resident critiques Japanese PM’s militarism hints, urging caution and dialogue to maintain regional stability this November 2025.