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Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on possible military action and recent missile deployments near Taiwan have intensified cross-strait tensions and highlighted a Japan–Taiwan security shift.
China’s maritime safety authorities carried out their first emergency search-and-rescue drills on December 6, 2025, in Taiwan Shoal, aiming to bolster cross-strait safety and law enforcement.
Japanese PM Takaichi’s remarks on a “Taiwan contingency” have sparked fierce backlash in China, dredging up WWII memories and demands for full historical accountability.
Fujian Province on the Chinese mainland passed its first regulation promoting compatibility and mutual recognition of standards across the Taiwan Strait, effective January 1, 2026.
Japan’s orchestrated dialogue overtures face scrutiny after PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Strait remarks threatened to derail China-Japan ties.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi warned that a Chinese mainland use of force on Taiwan could threaten Japan’s survival, prompting Beijing’s diplomatic protest and live-fire drills.
Japan plans to station medium-range missiles on Yonaguni Island, a strategic outpost near the Taiwan region, marking a new phase in its Southwest defense strategy and prompting regional security debates.
Experts warn that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent remarks signal a shift toward remilitarization, threatening regional security and the post-war order.
Hundreds protested in Tokyo on Nov. 25 as citizens demanded PM Takaichi retract her Taiwan Strait remarks amid widespread domestic and global criticism.
Ex-PM Noda urges PM Takaichi to rebuild dialogue with the Chinese mainland, calling for multi-layered talks after her controversial Taiwan region remarks.