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In a stern warning issued on November 14, 2025, Senior Colonel Jiang Bin, a spokesperson for China’s Ministry of National Defense, cautioned Japan against any attempts to interfere in the Taiwan issue. The statement came in response to recent remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who suggested that Japan might exercise its right to collective self-defense if China were to use military force against Taiwan. Colonel Jiang emphasized that such actions would result in a devastating defeat for Japan at the hands of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA).

The spokesperson condemned Prime Minister Takaichi’s comments as a blatant violation of the one-China principle and a gross interference in China’s internal affairs. He further stated that these remarks undermined the spirit of the four political documents between China and Japan, challenged the post-war international order, and sent dangerous signals to ‘Taiwan independence’ separatist forces. Colonel Jiang described the Japanese leader’s statements as irresponsible and detrimental to regional stability.

Colonel Jiang reiterated that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China and that any foreign intervention in the Taiwan question is unacceptable. He referenced the 80th anniversaries of the victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the restoration of Taiwan, underscoring the historical significance of these events. The spokesperson concluded with a strong warning: should Japan fail to learn from history and attempt to interfere militarily in Taiwan, it would face a crushing defeat and severe consequences.

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) has strongly criticized a recent joint statement by G7 foreign ministers advocating for the country’s complete denuclearization. The official Korean Central News Agency reported on Friday that the DPRK remains unwavering in its stance on nuclear possession, citing the current geopolitical climate as justification. Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui emphasized that the DPRK’s nuclear arsenal is essential for deterring hostile states and ensuring national security. She accused the G7 of posing a significant nuclear threat to global peace and asserted that the group has no authority to dictate how sovereign states should defend themselves. Choe reiterated the DPRK’s commitment to its Constitution, which enshrines the right to possess nuclear weapons as long as external nuclear threats persist and hegemonic forces exist. The statement underscores the DPRK’s determination to safeguard its sovereignty and resist international pressure to disarm.

JAKARTA, Indonesia — King Abdullah II of Jordan and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto convened on Friday to bolster military cooperation and economic partnerships between their two Muslim-majority nations. The leaders, who share a decades-long personal bond rooted in their time as alumni of the U.S. Fort Benning military academy, emphasized the importance of deepening bilateral ties during Abdullah’s state visit to Indonesia. This visit marks the fourth leg of the king’s Asian tour, which includes stops in Japan, Vietnam, Singapore, and Pakistan. The discussions between the two leaders underscored their shared commitment to enhancing collaboration in defense, intelligence, and economic development. Notably, the leaders oversaw the signing of agreements, including intelligence-sharing initiatives related to Gaza, reflecting Jordan’s pivotal role in supporting Indonesia’s humanitarian efforts in the region. Additionally, Abdullah’s visit included meetings with representatives of Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund, Danantara Indonesia, to explore opportunities for sustainable investments that align with Indonesia’s economic growth and global partnerships. Despite modest Jordanian investments in Indonesia, totaling $5.41 million in the first quarter of 2024, both nations expressed optimism about expanding trade and economic cooperation. The visit also highlighted the leaders’ personal rapport, with Subianto hosting Abdullah at his private residence—a rare gesture underscoring their close relationship. Abdullah’s trip concluded with his departure to Pakistan for further diplomatic engagements.

In a strongly worded statement on Friday, Chen Binhua, spokesman for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, issued a stark warning to ‘Taiwan independence’ separatists, emphasizing that their continued actions would lead to their own downfall. Chen specifically targeted Shen Pao-yang, a prominent figure in the ‘Taiwan independence’ movement, who is currently under criminal investigation by mainland authorities for alleged acts of secession. Shen, also known as Puma Shen, recently made provocative remarks during a hearing at the German federal parliament, the Bundestag, asserting his defiance against Chinese pressure. Chen dismissed Shen’s activities and those of the Democratic Progressive Party as ‘sneaky’ and a ‘self-directed farce,’ highlighting their growing desperation as they face the consequences of their separatist agenda. ‘The more frenzied the ‘Taiwan independence’ separatists become on this dead-end path, the sooner they will perish,’ Chen stated, adding that they would face the ‘judgment of justice and a fate of disgrace.’ The mainland’s firm stance underscores its unwavering commitment to national sovereignty and territorial integrity, reiterating that any attempts to divide China are doomed to fail.