Japanese lawmakers to visit China for diplomatic talks amid strained relations

A delegation of Japanese lawmakers, including members from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and the Centrist Reform Alliance, is planning a visit to Beijing from August 24-27. This trip aims to de-escalate tensions in the relationship between Japan and China, which has been strained for the past 10 months. Experts suggest the visit is a semi-official diplomatic effort to maintain communication, rather than an indication of a significant thaw in bilateral relations. AI

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• Centrist Reform Alliance
• China
• communist party
• Gaku Hashimoto
• Guangzhou
• Institute of Public Policy
• Japan
• Shin'ichi Isa
• South China University of Technology
• Takaichi
• Xu Weijun

• policy

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