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Retract 'egregious' remarks on Taiwan

Japan refuses to retract Taiwan comments despite Beijing rage and beheading threat

An offhand remark from the prime minister of Japan has roiled Beijing, unleashing an onslaught of accusations and even threats of decapitation from Chinese officials. The Chinese Communist Party is demanding that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi retract an assertion she made last week,

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China urges Japanese leader to retract 'egregious' remarks on Taiwan

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China asks Japan Premier Takaichi to 'retract egregious' remarks on Taiwan

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Why did Japan PM's Taiwan remarks cause such a stir?

Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has triggered a diplomatic spat with Beijing after saying that a hypothetical Chinese attack on Taiwan could trigger a military response from Tokyo.

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Japan and China exchange barbs after prime minister's remarks about Taiwan

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China puts Japan’s new PM Takaichi on notice after Taiwan comments, Beijing hits back hard on cam

Beijing vows to strike back if Japan uses military force in Taiwan Strait

The warning comes after Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi says a conflict over Taiwan could be seen as a ‘survival-threatening situation’ for Tokyo.

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Japan and China spar over Taiwan as Donald Trump tilts global ‘chessboard’

Heavyweights clash as election of hawkish PM Sanae Takaichi and US policy unpredictability change calculus in region

Takaichi: Military attack on Taiwan would justify SDF support

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi isn't shying away from the hot button issue of Taiwan that her predecessors tread lightly on, citing a condition for Japan to provide support in exercising its right of collective self-defense.

Has Sanae Takaichi planted a Taiwan ‘time bomb’ in Tokyo’s ties with Beijing?

The Japanese prime minister’s comments about military intervention were unusually direct for such a sensitive topic.

CNA

Japan censures 'extremely inappropriate' remarks by Chinese envoy as Taiwan furore escalates

TOKYO: Japan on Monday (Nov 10) complained to China about "extremely inappropriate" remarks by one of its diplomats about Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, after she suggested Tokyo could take military action if Beijing attacked democratically ruled Taiwan.

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Chinese Diplomat Threatens To Cut Off Japan’s Leader Head

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi told lawmakers a conflict over Taiwan could constitute a "survival-threatening situation" for Japan.