Japan’s Taiwan rhetoric: a return of far-right militarism?

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  Japanese Prime Minister's provocative remarks spark strong criticism.

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  Does it reveal a resurgence of far-right militarism in Japan?

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  Our top story, China is again urging Japan to stop crossing the line and playing with fire,

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  calling on Tokyo to retract erroneous words and deeds.

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  The wording followed the Japanese Prime Minister's recent comments on Taiwan that have sparked a strong backlash across the region,

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  including inside Japan and on the Chinese island.

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  Sanai Takaiichi suggested Tokyo cannot roll out direct involvement in any future Taiwan Strait contingency.

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  A remark critics say are dangerously blurs Japan's security role and the island's political status.

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  Beijing condemned the statement as a blatant violation of the One China Principle,

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  warning Japan not to send wrong signals.

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