China and Japan are engaged in a diplomatic struggle to shape global perceptions of each other, moving beyond territorial disputes to a battle for narrative control. China accuses Japan of "new militarism" by invoking World War II history, while Japan refutes these claims, positioning itself as a defender of regional security and a victim of coercion. Despite China's efforts, many nations are strengthening defense ties with Japan, viewing Beijing's military expansion and challenges to international rules with concern. AI
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