China held a military exercise north of Taiwan. Despite the exclusion zone, a Japanese destroyer appeared in the area. Beijing speaks of a "deliberate provocation."
By Michael Radunski
Violent attacks against foreigners occurred in various parts of the country in June. One reason for the violence against foreigners is the government's nationalist propaganda – which now attempts to portray the attacks as isolated incidents.
By Redaktion Table
When it comes to de-risking, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea could serve as possible role models for Germany. They have been working on minimizing their China risks for years. A new study compares their strategies.
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A summit is held in Washington between the USA, Japan and the Philippines. The historical rivals come together – out of fear of the People's Republic. Japan even wants to join a military pact. Beijing reacts furiously.
By Michael Radunski
Japan's China strategy is characterized by suspicion. Fearing Beijing's aggression, the country is tying its security policy even more closely to the US and seeking closer military dialogue with the EU.
By Redaktion Table
Asia and Oceania are the new capitals of military build-up. No other region in the world has recently sold more weapons, according to a new report by the renowned Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
By Michael Radunski
China is arming itself. Dan Smith, Director of the renowned SIPRI Institute spoke with Table.Briefings about the priorities and goals, but also the weak points of the Chinese military.
By Michael Radunski
De-risking is old news for Japan. Tokyo realized earlier than others that excessive dependence on China can also be harmful. And yet Japan also significantly benefited from China's growth.
By Redaktion Table
Taiwanese chip giant TSMC is expanding in Japan and plans a second high-tech chip plant. Toyota and Sony are involved in this significant investment.
By Felix Lee
Germany is not the only country to pursue a values-based foreign policy, with democracy and human rights at its core. However, the results in the Land of the Rising Sun are also meager. Ultimately, the Japanese aim to separate themselves from China.
By Redaktion Table
The China-Japan relationship is characterized by hostility, radio silence and, at the same time, close cooperation. In East Asia policy, the China-Japan relationship has a high priority. This is because both countries are the most strategically important and influential states in the Asian region. But also because of the recent shifts in power from the West to the Asian continent. But the relationship is once again increasingly under a negative light. China's growing global power claims are fueling conflicts between the neighbors. Japan is increasingly concerned about China's behavior in the Indo-Pacific, the human rights situation in Hongkong and its treatment of the Uighur minority in Xinjiang. From U.S. & EU influence in the Indo-Pacific to technology splits and import boycotts to digital partnerships - all China-Japan news from the Table.editors!
