Xi Is Testing Japan’s Ties With Trump by Escalating Trade Battle
Beijing launched an anti-dumping probe and export bans targeting Japanese semiconductor materials and military-linked goods in response to Takaichi's Taiwan remarks, affecting 40% of trade, analysts said.
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China-Japan Tensions Rise to Highest Levels Since World War II
On November 7, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi declared in parliament that an attack on Taiwan by China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) would create “a situation threatening Japan’s survival.” She has made overt what Japanese diplomats, intelligence officials and military officers have hitherto said in private: Japan could intervene militarily if China invades Taiwan, exercising “collective self-defense.” Our Japanese sources are worrie…
Xi Is Testing Japan’s Ties With Trump by Escalating Trade Battle
China is testing Donald Trump’s support for America’s top ally in Asia by imposing export controls on Japan months after the U.S. leader boasted he’d settled the rare earth issue “for the world.”
Beijing limits key supplies following Takaichi's allusions to a conflict over Taiwan and reopens economic war in Asia-Pacific
China Escalates Economic Pressure on Japan with Export Controls and Rare Earth Threats, Testing Trump’s Support Amid Takaichi’s Taiwan Stance and Growing Regional Tensions
China has begun applying fresh economic pressure on Japan in a move widely seen as a test of US President Donald Trump’s willingness to stand firmly behind Washington’s closest ally in Asia, months after Trump claimed he had “solved” the… The post China Escalates Economic Pressure on Japan with Export Controls and Rare Earth Threats, Testing Trump’s Support Amid Takaichi’s Taiwan Stance and Growing Regional Tensions appeared first on The Asia Li…
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