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The Devil Still Dances: Decoding Japan’s Military Adventurous Complex That Seeks To Revive Militarism Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi recently delivered a policy speech, once again expressing a strong desire to revise the constitution. She also proposed to fundamentally strengthen Japan's defense capabilities, expand export of lethal weapons, and...

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The Devil Still Dances: Dead End At the end of a misguided path lies only an abyss. Within the span of a single month, a series of development has underscored the rapid advance of Japan's “neo-militarism”: an active-duty Self-Defense Forces member forcibly intruding into the Chinese Embassy with a knife, the destroyer JS Ikazuchi transiting the Taiwan Strait, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi offering ritual items to Yasukuni Shrine, and the Japanese government completing revisions to the Three Principles on Transfer of Defense Equipment and Technology. Since Sanae Takaichi took office last year, from erroneous remarks on the Taiwan question, to risky military moves, and onward to efforts aimed at constitutional revision, Japan's right-wing forces are moving at an unprecedented pace to strip away the facade of a peaceful nation, once again posing a serious threat to regional peace and stability. The lessons of history are unmistakable. Looking back at Japan before and after the outbreak of World War II, Japan's militarist expansion was always accompanied by systematic deception and manipulation of its own people. In the end, the wars of aggression inflicted immense suffering on the region and brought devastating consequences upon the Japanese people themselves. Eighty years later, right-wing forces in Japan appear intent on repeating the same dangerous course, attempting to draw the country once again into the abyss of neo-militarism, repeating a path that harms both others and itself. The Japanese people should remain highly vigilant. Japan's future does not lie in the perilous illusions promoted by the right-wing forces, but in a thorough reckoning with its history of aggression, in fostering friendly relations with its Asian neighbors, and in firmly upholding regional peace and development. #Chinamilitary #ChinaMilBugle #JapaneseRightWing #JapaneseNeoMilitarism #YasukuniShrine #TheDevilStillDances #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism #NeoMilitarism #Japan #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #高市早苗
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The Devil Still Dances: Dead End At the end of a misguided path lies only an abyss. Within the span of a single month, a series of development has underscored the rapid advance of Japan's “neo-militarism”: an active-duty Self-Defense Forces member forcibly intruding into the Chinese Embassy with a knife, the destroyer JS Ikazuchi transiting the Taiwan Strait, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi offering ritual items to Yasukuni Shrine, and the Japanese government completing revisions to the Three Principles on Transfer of Defense Equipment and Technology. Since Sanae Takaichi took office last year, from erroneous remarks on the Taiwan question, to risky military moves, and onward to efforts aimed at constitutional revision, Japan's right-wing forces are moving at an unprecedented pace to strip away the facade of a peaceful nation, once again posing a serious threat to regional peace and stability. The lessons of history are unmistakable. Looking back at Japan before and after the outbreak of World War II, Japan's militarist expansion was always accompanied by systematic deception and manipulation of its own people. In the end, the wars of aggression inflicted immense suffering on the region and brought devastating consequences upon the Japanese people themselves. Eighty years later, right-wing forces in Japan appear intent on repeating the same dangerous course, attempting to draw the country once again into the abyss of neo-militarism, repeating a path that harms both others and itself. The Japanese people should remain highly vigilant. Japan's future does not lie in the perilous illusions promoted by the right-wing forces, but in a thorough reckoning with its history of aggression, in fostering friendly relations with its Asian neighbors, and in firmly upholding regional peace and development. #Chinamilitary #ChinaMilBugle #JapaneseRightWing #JapaneseNeoMilitarism #YasukuniShrine #TheDevilStillDances #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism #NeoMilitarism #Japan #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #高市早苗

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The Yasukuni Shrine is, in fact, a shrine for war criminals, as it honors convicted Class-A war criminals responsible for the war of aggression in WWII. Japanese political figures’ visits and offerings to the war shrine are blatant provocations against international justice and a serious affront to human conscience. China, like many countries in Asia and beyond, is outraged and strongly condemns them. #YasukuniShrine #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism #NeoMilitarism #Japan #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #ChinaMilitary #ChinaMilBugle
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The Yasukuni Shrine is, in fact, a shrine for war criminals, as it honors convicted Class-A war criminals responsible for the war of aggression in WWII. Japanese political figures’ visits and offerings to the war shrine are blatant provocations against international justice and a serious affront to human conscience. China, like many countries in Asia and beyond, is outraged and strongly condemns them. #YasukuniShrine #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism #NeoMilitarism #Japan #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #ChinaMilitary #ChinaMilBugle

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Chinese Foreign Ministry: While paying lip service to peace and defense, Japan is actually speeding down the path of remilitarization by ramping up military expenditure, easing the export of lethal weapons, advancing the deployment of intermediate and long-range missiles, developing offensive military capability, hoarding sensitive nuclear materials, promoting the revision of its pacifist constitution, and even advocating that Japan should become a war-capable nation. In fact, Japan has torn off the mask of a pacifist country all by itself. The international community must stay on high alert and should never allow Japanese militarism to return and menace the world again.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry: While paying lip service to peace and defense, Japan is actually speeding down the path of remilitarization by ramping up military expenditure, easing the export of lethal weapons, advancing the deployment of intermediate and long-range missiles, developing offensive military capability, hoarding sensitive nuclear materials, promoting the revision of its pacifist constitution, and even advocating that Japan should become a war-capable nation. In fact, Japan has torn off the mask of a pacifist country all by itself. The international community must stay on high alert and should never allow Japanese militarism to return and menace the world again.

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57.2% vs 37.1%: Over half of Japanese oppose lifting ban on lethal weapons exports, polls suggest More than half of respondents in recent Japanese opinion polls opposed the government's decision to lift restrictions on exports of lethal weapons. A poll released by Kyodo News on May 18 showed that 57.2% of respondents rejected allowing exports of lethal weapons, while 37.1% were in favor. Another poll conducted by public broadcaster NHK from May 8 to 10 found that 52% of respondents opposed the government's move to open the door to lethal arms exports, while 35% expressed support. On April 21, the Japanese government, led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, officially revised the "three principles on transfer of defense equipment and technology" and their implementation guidelines, scrapping the restrictions that had limited Japan's defense equipment exports to five noncombat categories, and allowing, in principle, overseas sales of weapons, including those with lethal capabilities. The revision has drawn strong concern and protest in Japan. #TakaichiSanae #AsiaPacific #SecurityPolicy #ThreePrinciples #ArmsExports #KyodoNews #YasukuniShrine #NHK #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism #PeacefulCountry #Constitution #NeoMilitarism #Japan #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #高市早苗
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57.2% vs 37.1%: Over half of Japanese oppose lifting ban on lethal weapons exports, polls suggest More than half of respondents in recent Japanese opinion polls opposed the government's decision to lift restrictions on exports of lethal weapons. A poll released by Kyodo News on May 18 showed that 57.2% of respondents rejected allowing exports of lethal weapons, while 37.1% were in favor. Another poll conducted by public broadcaster NHK from May 8 to 10 found that 52% of respondents opposed the government's move to open the door to lethal arms exports, while 35% expressed support. On April 21, the Japanese government, led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, officially revised the "three principles on transfer of defense equipment and technology" and their implementation guidelines, scrapping the restrictions that had limited Japan's defense equipment exports to five noncombat categories, and allowing, in principle, overseas sales of weapons, including those with lethal capabilities. The revision has drawn strong concern and protest in Japan. #TakaichiSanae #AsiaPacific #SecurityPolicy #ThreePrinciples #ArmsExports #KyodoNews #YasukuniShrine #NHK #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism #PeacefulCountry #Constitution #NeoMilitarism #Japan #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #高市早苗

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Sanae Takaichi said, "Japan is back." "Back" means returning from the past. A Japan that returns from the past is a very dangerous Japan. The rhetoric and actions of Japan's right-wing forces only serve to confirm that militarism is rising from the ashes once again. If Japan wants to pursue "Japan is back" and return to the prewar militarist and fascist Japan, Japan would be walking down a dead-end road, experts say at GT Global Minds Roundtable.
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Sanae Takaichi said, "Japan is back." "Back" means returning from the past. A Japan that returns from the past is a very dangerous Japan. The rhetoric and actions of Japan's right-wing forces only serve to confirm that militarism is rising from the ashes once again. If Japan wants to pursue "Japan is back" and return to the prewar militarist and fascist Japan, Japan would be walking down a dead-end road, experts say at GT Global Minds Roundtable.

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The Devil Still Dances: High Alert against Japan's Political and Diplomatic Moves that Pave the Way for 'Neo-Militarism' Kodai Murata, a second lieutenant in Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF), illegally broke into the Chinese embassy in Japan with a knife on March 24, 2026. Instead of reflecting on the SDF's mismanagement and loss of control, Japan continues to focus on fomenting external threats and accelerating military buildup. It's no accident. Sanae Takaichi's distorted view of history and far-right stance on Taiwan question, along with the right-wing forces' efforts to hollow out the pacifist Constitution, brainwash the younger generation, and undermine the post-war order, all point to one conclusion: far-right ideologies are fueling the steady rise of "neo-militarism" in Japan's political and diplomatic landscape. This trend is now seeping into Japanese society, breeding extremist behavior. This year marks the 80th anniversary of the beginning of the work of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, commonly known as the Tokyo Trials. Mei Ru'ao, the Chinese judge at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, once said: "Forgetting the sufferings of the past may cause a calamity in the future." Eight decades later, this warning remains as relevant as ever. Only by safeguarding historical truth and upholding human conscience and justice with a common resolve can we eliminate the specter of militarism, and prevent human civilization from suffering once again from the tragedy of war. #SanaeTakaichi #PacifistConstitution #JSDF #ShinzoAbe #KodaiMurata #Hiroshima #Nagasaki #rightwing #LDP #DiaoyuIsland #militarism #ChinaMilitary #ChinaMilBugle
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Chinese Foreign Ministry: Japan bears grave historical responsibilities for Southeast Asian countries including the Philippines due to its aggression and colonial rule. In this special year which marks the 80th anniversary of the beginning of the Tokyo trials, the once aggressor has failed to deeply reflect on its historical crimes. Instead, it has sent military forces overseas and fired offensive missiles under the pretext of security cooperation. This move once again proves that Japanese right-wing forces are pushing for accelerated remilitarization of Japan. They have repeatedly breached Japan’s exclusively defense-oriented policy and relevant rules in international and domestic laws. Some of their policies and moves have gone far beyond the scope of self-defense. The series of lack of education on true history, the fundamentally wrong historical views and the strategic attempts for military rearmament have led to the malevolent emergence of neo-militarism in Japan and threatened regional peace and stability. We urge the Japanese side to deeply reflect on its history of militarist aggression and honor its commitments and stay prudent in military and security areas.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry: Japan bears grave historical responsibilities for Southeast Asian countries including the Philippines due to its aggression and colonial rule. In this special year which marks the 80th anniversary of the beginning of the Tokyo trials, the once aggressor has failed to deeply reflect on its historical crimes. Instead, it has sent military forces overseas and fired offensive missiles under the pretext of security cooperation. This move once again proves that Japanese right-wing forces are pushing for accelerated remilitarization of Japan. They have repeatedly breached Japan’s exclusively defense-oriented policy and relevant rules in international and domestic laws. Some of their policies and moves have gone far beyond the scope of self-defense. The series of lack of education on true history, the fundamentally wrong historical views and the strategic attempts for military rearmament have led to the malevolent emergence of neo-militarism in Japan and threatened regional peace and stability. We urge the Japanese side to deeply reflect on its history of militarist aggression and honor its commitments and stay prudent in military and security areas.

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Japan has drastically increased its defense spending, eased restrictions on exports of lethal weapons, pushed forward the deployment of intermediate and long-range missiles, expanded offensive military capabilities, revised its pacifist Constitution, and even clamored to be a war-capable nation. A Japan accelerating its #remilitarization is becoming a powder keg for the Asia-Pacific region. #China #Japan #AI灵感工作室
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Japan has drastically increased its defense spending, eased restrictions on exports of lethal weapons, pushed forward the deployment of intermediate and long-range missiles, expanded offensive military capabilities, revised its pacifist Constitution, and even clamored to be a war-capable nation. A Japan accelerating its #remilitarization is becoming a powder keg for the Asia-Pacific region. #China #Japan #AI灵感工作室

China Daily

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China's Foreign Ministry on Japan relaxing the restrictions on defense equipment exports: China is gravely concerned over this. Several instruments explicitly stipulated that Japan should be completely disarmed and shall not maintain industries that would enable its rearmament. The Japanese Constitution also imposes strict restrictions on the country's military strength, the right of belligerency, and the right to wage wars. Japan's recent dangerous moves in military and security fields have debunked its self-proclaimed labels as a peaceful nation and adherence to the exclusively defense-oriented principle. Many experts worry that Japan is restarting its war machine. Japan's accelerated remilitarization is a fact and reality supported by concrete plans and actions. The international community, including China, will remain highly vigilant and firmly resist Japan's reckless moves towards new militarism.
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China's Foreign Ministry on Japan relaxing the restrictions on defense equipment exports: China is gravely concerned over this. Several instruments explicitly stipulated that Japan should be completely disarmed and shall not maintain industries that would enable its rearmament. The Japanese Constitution also imposes strict restrictions on the country's military strength, the right of belligerency, and the right to wage wars. Japan's recent dangerous moves in military and security fields have debunked its self-proclaimed labels as a peaceful nation and adherence to the exclusively defense-oriented principle. Many experts worry that Japan is restarting its war machine. Japan's accelerated remilitarization is a fact and reality supported by concrete plans and actions. The international community, including China, will remain highly vigilant and firmly resist Japan's reckless moves towards new militarism.

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In response to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks that India and Japan will strengthen cooperation in the area of critical minerals, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Friday that such cooperation should not target any third party or undermine its interests. "Still less should such cooperation be used to create exclusive 'small blocs' or stoke confrontation under the pretext of cooperation," Guo said at a daily press briefing. He said cooperation between countries should help enhance understanding and trust among regional nations and safeguard regional peace and stability. Maintaining the stability and security of global industrial and supply chains is a shared responsibility of all countries, he noted, adding that all parties should embrace an open and cooperative mindset and play a constructive role to this end. #Japan #India #Narendra #Modi #NarendraModi #JapaneseMilitarism #NeoMilitarism #IndiaJapan #PMModi #JapanPM #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #高市早苗
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In response to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks that India and Japan will strengthen cooperation in the area of critical minerals, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Friday that such cooperation should not target any third party or undermine its interests. "Still less should such cooperation be used to create exclusive 'small blocs' or stoke confrontation under the pretext of cooperation," Guo said at a daily press briefing. He said cooperation between countries should help enhance understanding and trust among regional nations and safeguard regional peace and stability. Maintaining the stability and security of global industrial and supply chains is a shared responsibility of all countries, he noted, adding that all parties should embrace an open and cooperative mindset and play a constructive role to this end. #Japan #India #Narendra #Modi #NarendraModi #JapaneseMilitarism #NeoMilitarism #IndiaJapan #PMModi #JapanPM #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #高市早苗

China Military Bugle

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China's Ambassador to the United Nations #FuCong urged Japan's prime minister to retract her comments about #Taiwan being a potential military contingency for #Japan, and "refrain from continuing down the wrong path." "At a time when the international community is jointly reflecting on history and planning for the future, it is outrageous that Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has gone against the trend by claiming that the so-called survival-threatening situation for Japan is linked to Taiwan of China, and by implying and threatening that Japan would militarily intervene in the Taiwan question," said Fu at the UN Security Council on December 15, 2025. Last month, #Takaichi told the Japanese parliament that a "Taiwan contingency" could constitute a "survival-threatening situation" for Japan, and could prompt military action. She became the first postwar Japanese prime minister to issue a clear threat of force to China. Her comments received immediate pushback and concern from Beijing and the international community. "The lessons of World War II are still fresh," Fu said. "Over the past 80 years, generation after generation has been working tirelessly for peace and speaking out for justice. As we stand at the starting point of the next 80 years, confronted with a world marked by transformation and turbulence, the questions before us are clear: Where is the world headed? Where is peace to be found?" Fu said. "We must uphold fairness and justice and lay a solid foundation for lasting peace. Militarism and fascism once brought unprecedented catastrophes to humanity. Any erroneous remarks and acts to whitewash or overturn the history of aggression challenge the bottom line of human conscience and undermine the hard-won peace," Fu said. "We must uphold a correct view of the history of World War II, safeguard the victorious outcomes of World War II, and defend the post-war international order. We must adhere to the purposes and principles of the UN Charter, uphold the sovereign equality of all states, large and small, oppose unilateralism, hegemonism and power politics, advance the democratization of international relations, and enhance the representation and voice of developing countries in international affairs," Fu said. Fu's comments came during an open debate in the Security Council on Leadership for Peace, during which former UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon pressed members to confront both the external crises facing the UN and internal constraints that have weakened its ability to act. Also on December 15, China announced countermeasures against a former senior official of Japan's Self-Defense Forces for colluding with "Taiwan independence" separatist forces, and stressed that the Taiwan question is the red line that must not be crossed. According to the Chinese Foreign Ministry, the sanctions, which took effect immediately, include freezing movable and immovable properties and all other types of assets in China belonging to Shigeru #Iwasaki, former chief of the Joint Staff of Japan's Self-Defense Forces. #高市早苗 #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #SanaeTakaichi #ShigeruIwasaki #IwasakiShigeru #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism
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China's Ambassador to the United Nations #FuCong urged Japan's prime minister to retract her comments about #Taiwan being a potential military contingency for #Japan, and "refrain from continuing down the wrong path." "At a time when the international community is jointly reflecting on history and planning for the future, it is outrageous that Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has gone against the trend by claiming that the so-called survival-threatening situation for Japan is linked to Taiwan of China, and by implying and threatening that Japan would militarily intervene in the Taiwan question," said Fu at the UN Security Council on December 15, 2025. Last month, #Takaichi told the Japanese parliament that a "Taiwan contingency" could constitute a "survival-threatening situation" for Japan, and could prompt military action. She became the first postwar Japanese prime minister to issue a clear threat of force to China. Her comments received immediate pushback and concern from Beijing and the international community. "The lessons of World War II are still fresh," Fu said. "Over the past 80 years, generation after generation has been working tirelessly for peace and speaking out for justice. As we stand at the starting point of the next 80 years, confronted with a world marked by transformation and turbulence, the questions before us are clear: Where is the world headed? Where is peace to be found?" Fu said. "We must uphold fairness and justice and lay a solid foundation for lasting peace. Militarism and fascism once brought unprecedented catastrophes to humanity. Any erroneous remarks and acts to whitewash or overturn the history of aggression challenge the bottom line of human conscience and undermine the hard-won peace," Fu said. "We must uphold a correct view of the history of World War II, safeguard the victorious outcomes of World War II, and defend the post-war international order. We must adhere to the purposes and principles of the UN Charter, uphold the sovereign equality of all states, large and small, oppose unilateralism, hegemonism and power politics, advance the democratization of international relations, and enhance the representation and voice of developing countries in international affairs," Fu said. Fu's comments came during an open debate in the Security Council on Leadership for Peace, during which former UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon pressed members to confront both the external crises facing the UN and internal constraints that have weakened its ability to act. Also on December 15, China announced countermeasures against a former senior official of Japan's Self-Defense Forces for colluding with "Taiwan independence" separatist forces, and stressed that the Taiwan question is the red line that must not be crossed. According to the Chinese Foreign Ministry, the sanctions, which took effect immediately, include freezing movable and immovable properties and all other types of assets in China belonging to Shigeru #Iwasaki, former chief of the Joint Staff of Japan's Self-Defense Forces. #高市早苗 #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #SanaeTakaichi #ShigeruIwasaki #IwasakiShigeru #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism

China Military Bugle

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Review some highlights of China’s V-Day military parade on Sept. 3, 2025. China will never allow right-wing forces in Japan to turn back the wheel of history, never allow external forces to lay hands on China’s Taiwan region, and never allow resurgence of Japanese militarism. The V-Day military parade was held to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the Victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. The grand parade is a symbolic reminder of the resilience and fighting spirit of the Chinese people, and is China’s resolute promise that it will never allow those tragedies to happen again. #JapaneseMilitarism #高市早苗 #Japan #TakaichiSanae #SanaeTakaichi #VDayParade #Militaryparade #Taiwan #TaiwanStrait
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Review some highlights of China’s V-Day military parade on Sept. 3, 2025. China will never allow right-wing forces in Japan to turn back the wheel of history, never allow external forces to lay hands on China’s Taiwan region, and never allow resurgence of Japanese militarism. The V-Day military parade was held to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the Victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. The grand parade is a symbolic reminder of the resilience and fighting spirit of the Chinese people, and is China’s resolute promise that it will never allow those tragedies to happen again. #JapaneseMilitarism #高市早苗 #Japan #TakaichiSanae #SanaeTakaichi #VDayParade #Militaryparade #Taiwan #TaiwanStrait

China Military Bugle

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“If Japan gambles again, it will only face a swifter defeat and a more disastrous loss,” warned China's foreign minister Wang Yi on February 14, 2026. Wang Yi, a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and China's foreign minister, attended the #Munich Security Conference on Saturday, where he delivered a speech at the "China in the World" session and answered questions from the audience. When asked about China's responsibility regarding the resurgence of tensions in the Asia-Pacific region, Wang expressed his disagreement with the notion that regional tensions are escalating. Looking around the world, he noted that Asia remains the only region maintaining overall peace. Even the recent conflict on the Cambodia-Thailand border was swiftly resolved through the efforts of all parties, with China playing its part. China has become the mainstay of peace in Asia, Wang said. As a significant force for peace in the modern world, China will continue to play a constructive role in regional peace and stability, he added. Wang said that Asia is not without its challenges, and vigilance is required regarding recent dangerous trends in #Japan. Japan's sitting prime minister has gone so far as to publicly claim that a contingency in the #Taiwan Strait would constitute a "situation of existential crisis," allowing Japan to exercise the right of collective self-defense. This marks the first time in the 80 years since World War Two that a Japanese prime minister has publicly made such a reckless statement, directly challenging China's national sovereignty, the post-war international order in which Taiwan has been returned to China and the political commitments Japan made to China. China certainly cannot accept this – nor will the 1.4 billion Chinese people, Wang said. Since the meeting was being held in #Germany, Wang said, a comparison could be drawn between the post-war settlements of Japan and Europe. After the war, Germany conducted a thorough liquidation of #fascism and enacted laws prohibiting the promotion of #Nazism. In contrast, Japan continues to honor Class-A war criminals in its shrine, with Japanese politicians making frequent visits to pay homage to them as so-called "heroic souls." Such a phenomenon is unimaginable in Europe, and this is the root cause of all these issues. Wang emphasized that the Japanese leader's erroneous remarks on the Taiwan question expose Japan's lingering ambitions to invade and colonize Taiwan, as well as the unyielding spirit of reviving militarism. Japan previously used the so-called "situation of existential crisis" as a pretext to launch its invasion of China and the attack on #PearlHarbor in the #US. The lessons of history are not far off – and they must be heeded. If Japan refuses to repent, Wang said, it is bound to repeat its past mistakes, and peace-loving people must be on guard. The Japanese people must be reminded not to be blinded or coerced again by far-right forces and extremist ideologies, he added. All peace-loving countries must also issue a warning to Japan: if it seeks to turn back the clock of history, it will lead to self-destruction, Wang said. If Japan gambles again, it will only face a swifter defeat and a more disastrous loss, he warned. #高市早苗 #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism
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“If Japan gambles again, it will only face a swifter defeat and a more disastrous loss,” warned China's foreign minister Wang Yi on February 14, 2026. Wang Yi, a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and China's foreign minister, attended the #Munich Security Conference on Saturday, where he delivered a speech at the "China in the World" session and answered questions from the audience. When asked about China's responsibility regarding the resurgence of tensions in the Asia-Pacific region, Wang expressed his disagreement with the notion that regional tensions are escalating. Looking around the world, he noted that Asia remains the only region maintaining overall peace. Even the recent conflict on the Cambodia-Thailand border was swiftly resolved through the efforts of all parties, with China playing its part. China has become the mainstay of peace in Asia, Wang said. As a significant force for peace in the modern world, China will continue to play a constructive role in regional peace and stability, he added. Wang said that Asia is not without its challenges, and vigilance is required regarding recent dangerous trends in #Japan. Japan's sitting prime minister has gone so far as to publicly claim that a contingency in the #Taiwan Strait would constitute a "situation of existential crisis," allowing Japan to exercise the right of collective self-defense. This marks the first time in the 80 years since World War Two that a Japanese prime minister has publicly made such a reckless statement, directly challenging China's national sovereignty, the post-war international order in which Taiwan has been returned to China and the political commitments Japan made to China. China certainly cannot accept this – nor will the 1.4 billion Chinese people, Wang said. Since the meeting was being held in #Germany, Wang said, a comparison could be drawn between the post-war settlements of Japan and Europe. After the war, Germany conducted a thorough liquidation of #fascism and enacted laws prohibiting the promotion of #Nazism. In contrast, Japan continues to honor Class-A war criminals in its shrine, with Japanese politicians making frequent visits to pay homage to them as so-called "heroic souls." Such a phenomenon is unimaginable in Europe, and this is the root cause of all these issues. Wang emphasized that the Japanese leader's erroneous remarks on the Taiwan question expose Japan's lingering ambitions to invade and colonize Taiwan, as well as the unyielding spirit of reviving militarism. Japan previously used the so-called "situation of existential crisis" as a pretext to launch its invasion of China and the attack on #PearlHarbor in the #US. The lessons of history are not far off – and they must be heeded. If Japan refuses to repent, Wang said, it is bound to repeat its past mistakes, and peace-loving people must be on guard. The Japanese people must be reminded not to be blinded or coerced again by far-right forces and extremist ideologies, he added. All peace-loving countries must also issue a warning to Japan: if it seeks to turn back the clock of history, it will lead to self-destruction, Wang said. If Japan gambles again, it will only face a swifter defeat and a more disastrous loss, he warned. #高市早苗 #TakaichiSanae #Sanae #Takaichi #SanaeTakaichi #JapaneseMilitarism #Militarism

China Military Bugle

52,519 次观看 • 5 个月前

🇨🇳🇯🇵 China just asked Japan a question that should echo across East Asia. Is the Japanese side trying to repeat history and once again become the source of disaster in the region. China warned that Japan is barreling headlong down the path of remilitarization. It described recent moves as risky and provocative. Some Japanese politicians, it said, are using rhetoric tantamount to war mobilization. Language that echoes the militarist past. China called on all peace loving countries to remain highly vigilant and firmly resist Japan's reckless moves of neo militarism. This is not a diplomatic squabble. This is a warning. Takaichi is pushing Japan toward a future it's own constitution was designed to prevent it. China is watching. The region is watching. History is watching. Japan should answer the question honestly. Not for China. For itself. For the people who remember what happened the last time Japan became a source of disaster.
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🇨🇳🇯🇵 China just asked Japan a question that should echo across East Asia. Is the Japanese side trying to repeat history and once again become the source of disaster in the region. China warned that Japan is barreling headlong down the path of remilitarization. It described recent moves as risky and provocative. Some Japanese politicians, it said, are using rhetoric tantamount to war mobilization. Language that echoes the militarist past. China called on all peace loving countries to remain highly vigilant and firmly resist Japan's reckless moves of neo militarism. This is not a diplomatic squabble. This is a warning. Takaichi is pushing Japan toward a future it's own constitution was designed to prevent it. China is watching. The region is watching. History is watching. Japan should answer the question honestly. Not for China. For itself. For the people who remember what happened the last time Japan became a source of disaster.

New Direction AFRICA

221,160 次观看 • 2 个月前

Around 25,000 protestors rallied in Tokyo's Shibuya Scramble Crossing on Sunday, opposing remilitarization and Japan’s push to revise Article 9, the pacifist clause of its Constitution. The protestors are in addition calling for the resignation of far-right Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who ignited a diplomatic firestorm in November when she pledged she would deploy Japanese troops in the event of a military crisis in the Taiwan Strait. Japan's military budget for 2025 reached a record-breaking 9 trillion yen (approx. $58 billion), and in a major shift from its post-WWII pacifist policy, the country lifted its ban on lethal export weapons earlier this year and is also actively participating in US-led war exercises across the region. And on Friday, Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi has urged a “debate” on the acquisition of nuclear weapons stating that the issue is one Japan “cannot avoid touching.” Critics assert that the government is dragging the country into the US-led war on China. Takaichi’s approval rating has fallen below 50 percent as of July 17, according to recent polls.
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Around 25,000 protestors rallied in Tokyo's Shibuya Scramble Crossing on Sunday, opposing remilitarization and Japan’s push to revise Article 9, the pacifist clause of its Constitution. The protestors are in addition calling for the resignation of far-right Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who ignited a diplomatic firestorm in November when she pledged she would deploy Japanese troops in the event of a military crisis in the Taiwan Strait. Japan's military budget for 2025 reached a record-breaking 9 trillion yen (approx. $58 billion), and in a major shift from its post-WWII pacifist policy, the country lifted its ban on lethal export weapons earlier this year and is also actively participating in US-led war exercises across the region. And on Friday, Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi has urged a “debate” on the acquisition of nuclear weapons stating that the issue is one Japan “cannot avoid touching.” Critics assert that the government is dragging the country into the US-led war on China. Takaichi’s approval rating has fallen below 50 percent as of July 17, according to recent polls.

BreakThrough News

18,122 次观看 • 3 天前

🇨🇳 China’s defense budget is around 1.5% of GDP, far below the 2% benchmark used by the US and NATO. 🇯🇵 Japan’s defense budget is 2% of GDP, and its per capita defense spending is more than three times China’s. But this statement matters for a reason beyond the numbers. China is no longer framing Japan’s military expansion merely as a matter of “regional tension.” It is increasingly tying it to unsettled historical guilt, accelerating remilitarization, and the danger of returning to the road of militarism. From Wang Yi to the PLA, this language is no longer just public anger. It is becoming an official strategic warning. Once “crimes of aggression not yet reckoned with” enters official rhetoric, the message is unmistakable: China will not allow fascist Japan a second historical chance.
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🇨🇳 China’s defense budget is around 1.5% of GDP, far below the 2% benchmark used by the US and NATO. 🇯🇵 Japan’s defense budget is 2% of GDP, and its per capita defense spending is more than three times China’s. But this statement matters for a reason beyond the numbers. China is no longer framing Japan’s military expansion merely as a matter of “regional tension.” It is increasingly tying it to unsettled historical guilt, accelerating remilitarization, and the danger of returning to the road of militarism. From Wang Yi to the PLA, this language is no longer just public anger. It is becoming an official strategic warning. Once “crimes of aggression not yet reckoned with” enters official rhetoric, the message is unmistakable: China will not allow fascist Japan a second historical chance.

𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦

28,324 次观看 • 4 个月前

Will Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi visit the notorious Yasukuni Shrine? If she does, Japan will bear the consequences. Let's be clear: the Yasukuni Shrine is not an ordinary religious site. It is a political symbol of Japan's past brutal militarism. Fourteen convicted Class-A war criminals from WWII are enshrined there, including Hideki Tojo, a key architect of Japan's wartime aggression across Asia, and Iwane Matsui, responsible for the killing of 300,000 civilians during the Nanjing Massacre. A Yasukuni Shrine visit would trigger strong backlash from the international community and further expose Japan's drift toward historical revisionism. This year marks the 80th anniversary of victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. The world will not accept a return to Japanese militarism. If Takaichi chooses to go to the Yasukuni Shrine, the consequences will not be hers alone — they will be borne by Japan as a whole. #MediaUnlocked
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Will Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi visit the notorious Yasukuni Shrine? If she does, Japan will bear the consequences. Let's be clear: the Yasukuni Shrine is not an ordinary religious site. It is a political symbol of Japan's past brutal militarism. Fourteen convicted Class-A war criminals from WWII are enshrined there, including Hideki Tojo, a key architect of Japan's wartime aggression across Asia, and Iwane Matsui, responsible for the killing of 300,000 civilians during the Nanjing Massacre. A Yasukuni Shrine visit would trigger strong backlash from the international community and further expose Japan's drift toward historical revisionism. This year marks the 80th anniversary of victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. The world will not accept a return to Japanese militarism. If Takaichi chooses to go to the Yasukuni Shrine, the consequences will not be hers alone — they will be borne by Japan as a whole. #MediaUnlocked

MediaUnlocked

18,079 次观看 • 7 个月前

Japan’s Iron Lady Just Won Big — And Asia Will Feel It. Sanae Takaichi’s Landslide Marks the End of Postwar Japan. Japan just crossed a historic line. In a landslide election, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secured a mandate strong enough to end Japan’s post–World War II political era and redefine its role in the world. Just as telling, the party most openly favored by Beijing suffered a crushing defeat—marking a major loss for CCP influence in Japan. In this video, I break down why this election matters far beyond domestic politics, how Japan is shifting from a purely economic power to a strategic and military one, and why Beijing’s pressure campaign backfired. From the collapse of the postwar order to the coming arms race China can’t afford, this is the real story behind Japan’s political earthquake and why it reshapes the future of Asia.
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Japan’s Iron Lady Just Won Big — And Asia Will Feel It. Sanae Takaichi’s Landslide Marks the End of Postwar Japan. Japan just crossed a historic line. In a landslide election, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secured a mandate strong enough to end Japan’s post–World War II political era and redefine its role in the world. Just as telling, the party most openly favored by Beijing suffered a crushing defeat—marking a major loss for CCP influence in Japan. In this video, I break down why this election matters far beyond domestic politics, how Japan is shifting from a purely economic power to a strategic and military one, and why Beijing’s pressure campaign backfired. From the collapse of the postwar order to the coming arms race China can’t afford, this is the real story behind Japan’s political earthquake and why it reshapes the future of Asia.

Ken Cao-The China Crash Chronicle

255,999 次观看 • 5 个月前

Chinese PLA Major General Meng Xiangqing on Japan: This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials, which nailed the crimes of Japanese militarism forever to the pillar of historical shame. Yet today certain forces openly glorify war crimes and attempt to challenge the verdict. Can a country that has not thoroughly liquidated the toxic legacy of militarism be qualified to talk about international defense cooperation? Can it win the trust of Asian countries that it invaded? I deeply doubt it. Japan is pushing to revise its pacifist constitution and the three non-nuclear principles, and seeking to have allies deploy nuclear weapons on its soil.
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Chinese PLA Major General Meng Xiangqing on Japan: This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials, which nailed the crimes of Japanese militarism forever to the pillar of historical shame. Yet today certain forces openly glorify war crimes and attempt to challenge the verdict. Can a country that has not thoroughly liquidated the toxic legacy of militarism be qualified to talk about international defense cooperation? Can it win the trust of Asian countries that it invaded? I deeply doubt it. Japan is pushing to revise its pacifist constitution and the three non-nuclear principles, and seeking to have allies deploy nuclear weapons on its soil.

Clash Report

37,869 次观看 • 1 个月前

"JAPAN WILL DEFEND TAIWAN" Japan does not have an explicit, official defense treaty with Taiwan, but recent statements by Japanese officials indicate a strong possibility of military intervention in the event of a Chinese attack. Approximately 80% of Japan's energy imports pass through the seas around Taiwan. A Chinese takeover or blockade could severely disrupt these critical sea lines of communication, threatening Japan's economic survival. In November 2025, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stated in parliament that a Chinese use of force against Taiwan could legally trigger a "survival-threatening situation" under Japan's 2015 security legislation, which permits the use of force in collective self-defense even if Japan itself is not directly attacked. Most people believe that the US will be the first country to defend Taiwan from a Chinese invasion. However, it should not be ruled out that Japan is the first country to come to Taiwan's rescue.
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"JAPAN WILL DEFEND TAIWAN" Japan does not have an explicit, official defense treaty with Taiwan, but recent statements by Japanese officials indicate a strong possibility of military intervention in the event of a Chinese attack. Approximately 80% of Japan's energy imports pass through the seas around Taiwan. A Chinese takeover or blockade could severely disrupt these critical sea lines of communication, threatening Japan's economic survival. In November 2025, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stated in parliament that a Chinese use of force against Taiwan could legally trigger a "survival-threatening situation" under Japan's 2015 security legislation, which permits the use of force in collective self-defense even if Japan itself is not directly attacked. Most people believe that the US will be the first country to defend Taiwan from a Chinese invasion. However, it should not be ruled out that Japan is the first country to come to Taiwan's rescue.

Global Strategy

1,834,332 次观看 • 7 个月前