Japan’s Leader Calls on U.N. to Drop ‘Enemy State’ Label
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China has used language in the United Nations charter to attack Japan as part of a broad pressure campaign that Tokyo wants Washington to help bring to an end.
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will call for the United Nations to remove references in its charter that refer to Japan and Germany as “enemy states,” a classification recently highlighted by China to criticize Tokyo amid a breakdown in relations over remarks Takaichi has made about Taiwan.
China has used language in the United Nations charter to attack Japan as part of a broad pressure campaign that Tokyo wants Washington to help bring to an end.
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