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Prep materials indicate Japan PM made controversial remarks on the spot
Takaichi’s unscripted remark on Taiwan as a survival threat led to Beijing suspending seafood imports and issuing travel warnings, escalating regional military tensions.
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Prep materials indicate Japan PM made controversial remarks on the spot
Prep materials for a November appearance in parliament by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, whose remarks in the session precipitated the latest flareup in Sino-Japanese tensions, strongly suggest her statement on Taiwan was not planned in advance.
·Japan
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Insights | Global affair expert: Takaichi's remarks on Taiwan show she tries to ignore the past
David Gosset, a specialist in global affairs and sinology, and founder of the China-Europe-America Global Initiative, said during an interview with China News Network that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has a revisionist view of history and is connected to far-right forces in Japanese society that try to forget and ignore the past.
·China
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