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China warns Japan over WWII history as business delegation visits Beijing

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On Monday in Beijing, China’s top diplomat Wang Yi met with former Japanese foreign minister Takeshi Iwaya, who was leading a 50-member delegation of corporate executives. The meeting marked the highest-ranking Chinese official reception for a Japanese visit in nearly a year.

During the talks, Wang warned Japan over WWII history and raised the issue of Taiwan. He stated that China-Japan ties faced a grave situation and remarked that relations with Tokyo were waiting to be normalised again.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

South China Morning Post (HK) Emphasized historical warnings regarding WWII alongside the high-level business delegation visit.
Free Malaysia Today (MY) Focused on diplomatic friction, specifically raising the Taiwan issue and bilateral ties.
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