Japan’s ‘Salmon Slicing’ Strategy Sparks Cross-Strait Tensions
Japan’s new PM faces backlash over Taiwan remarks while pushing military policy shifts – young analysts decode the ‘salmon slicing’ strategy reshaping Asia’s geopolitics.
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Japan Ex-PM Ishiba Reiterates Caution Over Taiwan Remarks 🌏
Former Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba criticizes current PM’s Taiwan remarks, stressing stable Japan-China ties. Historical caution urged. 🇯🇵🇨🇳 #Diplomacy
Japan’s Pop Culture Crisis: How Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Hit IP Giants 🚨
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan spark backlash in China, hitting iconic brands like Hello Kitty and Ultraman. 🎬📉
Japan Ex-PMs Slam Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks, Urge China Dialogue 🌏
Former Japanese leaders criticize PM Takaichi’s Taiwan comments, urging dialogue to ease China tensions. 🇯🇵🇨🇳 #Diplomacy
Japan’s PM Sparks Tensions Over Taiwan: Constitutional Crisis?
Japanese PM’s Taiwan remarks spark constitutional debate and China relations crisis. Experts warn of historical pact violations and military risks.
Japan’s PM Faces Social Media Backlash Over Taiwan Remarks 🌐👥
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi faces online fury over Taiwan comments amid China-Japan tensions. Critics demand policy changes and diplomatic caution.
Ex-Japan PM Noda Urges Takaichi to Fix China Ties 🌏
Former Japanese PM Yoshihiko Noda calls on PM Sanae Takaichi to repair relations with China amid rising tensions over Taiwan remarks. 🕊️
Japan PM’s Taiwan Remarks Spark Diplomatic Tensions 🌏🚨
Japanese PM faces backlash over Taiwan comments, with scholars warning of damaged China relations and regional instability. Diplomatic red lines crossed?
Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Ignite Debate on Japan’s Wartime Past 🌏⚡
Japanese PM’s Taiwan remarks stir tensions as Japan faces scrutiny over unresolved WWII atrocities on the 80th anniversary of the war’s end.
Japan’s Taiwan Remarks Spark Economic Backlash 🌏💥
Japan’s recent comments on Taiwan trigger economic fallout, straining relations and disrupting key industries. Flights, tourism, and supply chains hit hardest.