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China-Japan Relations
China Decries New US-Japan Defense Guidelines
By Shannon Tiezzi
China lambasts the new guidelines, and the entire U.S.-Japan alliance, as a relic from the Cold War.
Will Japan Cooperate With China's Infrastructure Bank?
By Mina Pollmann
As countries line up to join China's AIIB, Japan has a decision to make.
Understanding Chinese Foreign Policy: A Conversation with Dingding Chen
By Ankit Panda
The Diplomat's Ankit Panda speaks to Dingding Chen of the University of Macau about Chinese foreign policy.
Japan, China Test the Water With Restarted Security Talks
By Shannon Tiezzi
Japan and China resume dedicated security talks after an over four year hiatus.
China's Resentment Problem
By Kerry Brown
China's emphasis on national victimhood, especially in relations with Japan, hamstrings its foreign policy.
Is Taiwan out of Vogue in Washington DC?
By J. Michael Cole
Why don't we hear much about Taiwan in Washington D.C. anymore?
People-to-People Diplomacy in China-Japan Relations
By Zhiqun Zhu
With frosty relations at the highest levels, citizen exchange becomes all the more important.
China Doesn't Need Another Japanese Apology
By David Volodzko
Previous apologies have made little difference in China-Japan relations.
For First Time in 4 Years, China and Japan to Hold Security Talks
By Ankit Panda
Senior Chinese and Japanese officials will meet later this month for a security dialogue.
China, Japan Close to Crisis Management Breakthrough
By Shannon Tiezzi
Japan and China are close to finalizing a liaison mechanism -- but it hinges on how Japan commemorates the end of WWII.
The US, Japan and the South China Sea
By Mark J. Valencia
Having Japan patrol the South China Sea would be an unnecessarily provocative move.
Japan Wades Into South China Sea Issue
By Mina Pollmann
Japan is becoming more involved in the South China Sea disputes through increased outreach to Southeast Asian partners.