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Contributors, A. (2026, August 24). Japanese lawmakers travel to Beijing, seeking to mend ties after Takaichi's Taiwan remark fallout. The Hindu. https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/japanese-lawmakers-travel-to-beijing-seeking-to-mend-ties-after-takaichis-taiwan-remark-fallout/article71383600.ece
Contributors, Authors;. “Japanese lawmakers travel to Beijing, seeking to mend ties after Takaichi's Taiwan remark fallout.” The Hindu, 24 Aug. 2026, https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/japanese-lawmakers-travel-to-beijing-seeking-to-mend-ties-after-takaichis-taiwan-remark-fallout/article71383600.ece.
Contributors, Authors;. “Japanese lawmakers travel to Beijing, seeking to mend ties after Takaichi's Taiwan remark fallout.” The Hindu, August 24, 2026. https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/japanese-lawmakers-travel-to-beijing-seeking-to-mend-ties-after-takaichis-taiwan-remark-fallout/article71383600.ece.
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A group of Japanese lawmakers, including members from Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's governing party and two opposition parties, traveled to Beijing on August 24, seeking to mend strained ties with China. The trip comes after tensions rose over PM Takaichi's comment on Taiwan, which enraged Beijing. The delegation will meet with Chinese Communist Party officials through Thursday, August 20. This is the first visit from Japanese lawmakers since relations deteriorated. Japan hopes to revive dialogue and alleviate economic impacts of the strained ties. Shinichi Isa, a top spokesperson for the Centrist Reform Alliance party, expressed hope that the trip would help find a way to restart communication. Bilateral ties have sunk to their worst since 1972**.