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China-Japan Relations
Wealthy Chinese Snatch Up US Investor Visas
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, the Taiwan protests, Japan and China trade barbs over Crimea, and a mixed week for China's internet censors.
Could China and Japan Work Together in East Africa?
By Clint Richards
Despite troubled relations at home, the two countries have a shared interest in Africa.
Japan Joins Search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
By Shannon Tiezzi
Japan joining the search provides a rare opportunity for positive interactions with China.
Jackie Chan’s K-Pop ‘Boy Band’ to Release Debut Album This Month
By J.T. Quigley
The martial arts master and action superstar is now managing a male idol group.
'Missing Histories': History Education and China-Japan Relations
By Zheng Wang
Differences in history classrooms reflect the social discourse problems that underline China and Japan's conflict.
Could the Flight MH370 Rescue Bring China and Japan Closer Together?
By Jin Kai
If Japan had volunteered to join the search for Flight 370, could that help thaw tensions between Tokyo and Beijing?
China-Japan-South Korea Hold FTA Talks Despite Political Tension
By Shannon Tiezzi
The economic incentives of completing a FTA outweigh the political rifts between Tokyo, Beijing, and Seoul
Chinese Government Approves Two New ‘Anti-Japanese’ Holidays
By J.T. Quigley
Amid tensions, Japan’s defeat in WWII and the Nanjing Massacre will become “national days.”
With New National Days, China Strikes At Japan
By Jin Kai
New national days commemorating the Nanjing Massace and the end of WW2 show the historical roots of China-Japan enmity.
As China Feuds With Japan, Nanjing Takes Center Stage
By Shannon Tiezzi
Nanjing's World War II legacy has propelled the former capital to center stage in the ongoing China-Japan tensions.
Storytelling, Cultural Spheres and the Senkaku Dilemma
By Jonathan DeHart
To what extent could a shared cultural sphere overcome bitter disputes and heal wounds from East Asia’s past?
China and Japan's Deteriorating Relationship
By Shannon Tiezzi
The Diplomat speaks with Michael Green about the root cause of the tensions, the possibility for conflict, and strategies for repairing relations.