Why Beijing has struggled to rally Asia against Japan over Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks
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China-Japan relations have worsened recently, prompting China to seek international support, particularly from Asia-Pacific countries, in criticizing Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks about a potential Taiwan contingency made in early November. Japan, in turn, has strengthened ties with aligned nations. Despite China's efforts, it has struggled to gain widespread support against Japan. Many countries in the region are hesitant to take sides, sharing similar security concerns as Japan and preferring neutrality. This reluctance makes it difficult for China to pressure Takaichi to retract her statements fully. The situation highlights the complex dynamics and strategic considerations within the Asia-Pacific region.
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