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Japan, China and Taiwan

Japan protests after China tells citizens not to visit after leader's Taiwan remarks

Japan raised objections Saturday after China advised its citizens to avoid visiting Japan, as a feud over the new Japanese leader's remarks on Taiwan showed no signs of dying down.

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What to Know About Japan and China’s Spat Over Taiwan

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Tensions flare between Japan and China over PM Takaichi's Taiwan remarks

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Japan's tourism shares slump as diplomatic rift with China worsens

Japanese tourism-related shares plunged on Monday after China warned its citizens against travel to its North Asian neighbour following a widening diplomatic rift over Taiwan.

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Japan tourism and retail stocks slide after row with China over Taiwan

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China sends coastguard to disputed islands as row with Japan escalates

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Japan sends envoy to China in bid to calm escalating spat-media

"A drop in visitor numbers on this scale would have a dampening effect exceeding half of Japan’s annual growth," he said.

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China Escalates Japan Feud With Island Patrols and Warnings to Citizens

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Japan Retail, Tourism Shares Fall After China Travel Warning

ABC 10 News

6.9 magnitude earthquake recorded in Taiwan

HUALIEN CITY, Taiwan — The United States Geological Survey confirms a 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan. It happened about 40 miles south of Hualien City early Wednesday morning, local time. It comes just days after Taiwan experienced a 5.1 ...

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China piles pressure on Japan over Prime Minister's Remarks on Taiwan

Japan's new prime minister warned China that an attack on Taiwan could prompt a Japanese military response, heightening tensions.

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'Crossed the line': Chinese state media blast Japan PM as Taiwan spat rumbles on

A spat between China and Japan over Japanese Premier Sanae Takaichi's Taiwan comments showed no signs of abating on Wednesday with a series of vitriolic commentaries in Chinese state media and calls in Tokyo to expel a Chinese diplomat.

Taipei Times

Takaichi declines to retract comment on ‘Taiwan contingency’

Today, Takaichi said her comment was referring to the “worst-case scenario” for Taiwan. As it echoed the views of the Japanese government, Takaichi said she would not retract the statement. However, she did vow to exercise greater caution when commenting on a “Taiwan contingency” in the future.

Japanese Divided on Military Response to China Over Taiwan, Kyodo Poll Shows

The Japanese public is divided on whether Japan should exercise its right to collective self-defence if China attacks Taiwan, a Kyodo news agency poll found on Sunday. The survey found 48.8% in favour and 44.