China and Japan Hold High-Level Talks Amid Tensions Over Taiwan
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China's top diplomat has urged a visiting former Japanese foreign minister to rectify positions on Taiwan to normalise relations.
China's top diplomat met with a visiting delegation of Japanese corporate executives led by a former foreign minister in Beijing. During the discussions, Beijing called on Tokyo to rectify its stance on Taiwan and address historical grievances. The talks mark the highest-level official reception extended to a Japanese delegation in almost a year.
- Takeshi Iwaya led a delegation consisting of fifty corporate executives to Beijing.
- The meeting represents the highest-level official reception for a Japanese visitor in nearly twelve months.
- Diplomatic relations between the two nations previously strained over disagreements concerning Taiwan.
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Why it matters
Diplomatic ties between Beijing and Tokyo have experienced friction over territorial sovereignty issues and historical memory, making high-level economic and political engagement notable for regional stability.
What outlets agree on
China's top diplomat met with former Japanese foreign minister Takeshi Iwaya in Beijing, where bilateral ties and the sensitive issue of Taiwan were discussed.
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- South China Morning PostChina warns Japan over WWII history as business delegation visits Beijing15h ago · open ↗
- The Japan TimesTop Chinese diplomat tells ex-Japanese foreign minister ties must be ‘normalized’18h ago · open ↗
- The Straits TimesChina's Wang tells ex-Japan minister bilateral ties need to be normalised1d ago · open ↗
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