Tensions between Japan and China have intensified following remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi suggesting that Japan could deploy its Self-Defense Forces if China attacks Taiwan. Beijing summoned Japan’s ambassador to lodge a strong protest and urged Chinese citizens to avoid traveling to Japan. The dispute began after Takaichi’s comments during a parliamentary session, where she said that the use of force near Taiwan could be considered a 'threat to Japan’s survival' under its 2015 security law. In response, a Chinese diplomat made a controversial social media post implying violent rhetoric against Takaichi, which Tokyo condemned as offensive. Both governments have since exchanged formal protests. Despite the backlash, Takaichi refused to retract her statement, asserting it aligns with Japan’s long-standing policy. China later warned Japan to stop 'playing with fire' over Taiwan, calling any interference in the Taiwan Strait an act of aggression. The episode has reignited historical animosities and raised concerns about shifting regional stability.
তাইওয়ান নিয়ে জাপানি প্রধানমন্ত্রী সানায়ে তাকাইচির মন্তব্য ঘিরে বেইজিং-টোকিও ক্রমবর্ধমান উত্তেজনার মধ্যে নাগরিকদের জাপান সফর এড়াতে অনুরোধ করেছে চীন। তারা বেইজিংয়ে থাকা জাপানি রাষ্ট্রদূতকে তলব করে কড়া প্রতিক্রিয়াও জানিয়েছে। চীন তাইওয়ান আক্রমণ করলে জাপা
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