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Japan, EU plan to set up security dialogue amid concerns over China

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To be the man ,you got to beat the Chinese man,if you always running your mouth,and cannot defend yourself,you only emboldened your adversaries

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Excellent. Yet another example of Xi's aggression producing the opposite effect.

He could've used his vast resources to develop China, and its ties with other countries (not just those he wants to make client states), thus bringing prosperity to the Chinese people, the region, and the wider world.

Instead, he threatens everyone, thus cutting off development avenues and bringing hardship to the people, creating havoc in the region, and causing other countries to join together against him.

Xi's rule has been a disaster for China, and a huge lost development opportunity for the world.

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Why does Kishida dearly want Japan to be involved in other countries affairs than just stay calm and Japan be a neutral country?

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Japan, EU plan to set up security dialogue amid concerns over China

Ha

The EU trying to make their bureaucratic war mongering, culture destroying toilet relevant.

Stay away Japan.

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Isabelle,the US fuel China war machine,with these 1.25 cent products

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YrralToday 08:08 pm JST

Isabelle,the US fuel China war machine

I'm glad you acknowledge it's a war machine.

Very refreshing, as opposed to China's standard "peaceful rise" and "win-win cooperation" lies.

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