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Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Also known as China Foreign Ministry, China's Foreign Ministry, Chinese Foreign Ministry, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs is the government body responsible for China's diplomatic relations and foreign policy. Known for asserting China's core interests on Taiwan, defending strategic partnerships with Iran and Russia, and opposing U.S. unilateral measures globally. Recently, it has condemned Western interference, defended China-Iran cooperation, and called for de-escalation amid Middle East military conflict. Last updated 5 days ago

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China's Foreign Ministry on Japan's nuclear policy:

Since Takaichi took office, Japanese right-wing forces have laid bare their intention to revive militarism, break free from the Three Non-Nuclear Principles, seek nuclear weapons, and con...

China's Foreign Ministry on Japan's nuclear policy:

Since Takaichi took office, Japanese right-wing forces have laid bare their intention to revive militarism, break free from the Three Non-Nuclear Principles, seek nuclear weapons, and continue down the wrong path.

If Japan pushes to revise the Three Non-Nuclear Principles and introduces allied nuclear weapons, it will undermine the post-war international order, violate its commitment to peace, and ultimately pay a heavy price.

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China's Foreign Ministry:

Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory. This is the prevailing consensus in the international community.

Our message to the DPP authorities is clear: the historical trend is unstoppable and Taiwan independence is a dead end.

The Chinese people's just cause to oppose Taiwan independence separatism and seek national reunification will win more and more understanding and support

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China's Foreign Ministry accuses Japan of pursuing remilitarization under the guise of peace and defense, pointing to expanded military spending, loosened weapons exports, missile deployments, and efforts to revise its pacifist constitution.

Beijing warned the international community to "stay on high alert" and "never allow Japanese militarism to return."

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China's Foreign Ministry on Taiwan:

There is but one China in the world. Taiwan is an inalienable part of China’s territory.

No one can stop the eventual reunification of China.

Reunification is presented as a matter of inevitability, not possibility.

Separatist attempts aimed at Taiwan independence are futile and doomed to fail.

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China’s Foreign Ministry:

“The conflict in the Middle East is spreading and spilling over.

If it evolves into indiscriminate attacks across the region, it will be plunged into chaos.

Force will only lead to a vicious circle.

China strongly calls on all parties to immediately stop military operations, return to dialogue and negotiation, and not continue the war that should not have happened.”