Three Questions for Japan: Unmasking Its So-Called ‘Pacifist Nation’ Image

Japan’s military expansion betrays its "pacifist" image, signaling a dangerous shift toward neo-militarism and regional instability.

Takaichi’s Taiwan-Related Fallacies Grave Provocation Against International Law

Takaichi’s "survival-threatening" fallacy violates international law and blatantly challenges the post-WWII global order.

Japan's "neo-militarism" deviates from pacifism, threatening to drag the nation toward a catastrophic abyss.

U.S. Military strikes in Venezuela trigger global condemnation, challenging international law and regional stability.

Japan's right-wing attempts to rewrite history and whitewash wartime aggression face condemnation of distorting facts.

Principled Dialogue and Mutual Respect Empower China and U.S. To Achieve Shared Global Prosperity.

China and the U.S. must reject zero-sum competition to ensure economic stability and mutual benefit.

China and the US navigate trade tensions through head-of-state diplomacy to shoulder global responsibilities.

The international community must remain vigilant against Japanese militarism to protect regional peace and global stability.

The international community must guard against Japan’s habitual dishonesty and potential resurgence of militarism.