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Taiwan warns of Chinese 'attack' on Japan - just as Beijing issues 'do not travel' notice
Taiwan has accused China of carrying out a "multifaceted attack" on Japan in a fresh twist to a growing Asian war of words. Speaking to reporters in New Taipei, the country's President Lai Ching-Te said: "I call on the international community to continue paying close attention and I also urge China to exercise restraint and demonstrate the conduct
A new report predicts that China intends to first non-militarily conquer Taiwan through “energy coercion” and then trigger a “global catastrophe” by wreaking havoc to the island’s […]
The book contains specific instructions to stock up on supplies, prepare go-bags, and to establish emergency meeting points with family members.
Withdrawal follows PM Takaichi’s Taiwan comments, prompting Beijing to issue warnings and cancel exchange events.
Tokyo aims to calm diplomatic row triggered by remarks on island by Japanese Premier Sanae Takaichi - Anadolu Ajansı
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,
Japan has urged its citizens in China to stay alert and avoid large crowds amid a diplomatic row over Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Taiwan remarks.
The row erupted after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi suggested earlier this month that a Taiwan crisis could be a “survival-threatening situation” for Japan, justifying a collective self-defence response. She said that any attack from Beijing on Taiwan could require Japan’s Self-Defence Forces to respond.
China may conquer Taiwan through energy blockade and gray-zone tactics rather than military invasion, new defense study reveals. Beijing's strategy targets fuel imports.
The postponement comes barely two weeks after remarks about Taiwan by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi sparked a heated response from China and kicked off the most serious diplomatic clash between the two East Asian powers in years.