China-Japan Relations

Striking a balance, or a half-baked measure?

Even from retirement, former Prime Minister Abe Shinzo continues to cast a long shadow over Japan’s foreign policy.

Japan’s new Kishida government seeks to bolster the national response to cyber threats from China, the country’s largest export market. What could go wrong?      

China and South Korea have reacted strongly to the Japanese government’s decision to release contaminated water from the crippled Fukushima nuclear reactor.

Remembering the Chinese, Japanese, and American table tennis players who paved the way for a historic diplomatic opening.

A year after what was supposed to be a landmark in the renewed relationship, rhetoric from both Beijing and Tokyo is increasingly frosty.

Japan is watching the Senkaku Islands closely.

Efforts to boost pro-China narratives in Japan haven’t received much attention – but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist.

Reports on controversial comments by China’s foreign minister miss some key details.

Wang Yi’s trip marks Beijing’s first high-level engagement with the new Suga administration.

What did the new Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga talk about with his Chinese counterpart?