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11:28Now PlayingIn a stern rebuke at a Beijing press conference, Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Mao Ning demanded clarity from Japan on its ambiguous 'consistent position' regarding Taiwan, insisting that vague responses won't suffice and urging Tokyo to reaffirm its adherence to the One-China principle while retracting erroneous statements interfering in China's internal affairs. Highlighting escalating tensions, Mao also warned of rising crimes against Chinese citizens in Japan, including recent assaults and online threats, calling for concrete protective measures, and reiterated China's opposition to US-Taiwan military ties amid Taiwan's planned $40 billion defense budget, labeling such independence efforts as futile. Additionally, she addressed the arrest of a Chinese gold mining CEO in Kyrgyzstan, emphasizing legal compliance and fair treatment.
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