China-Japan high-level talks yield little progress despite diplomatic efforts.
High-level talks between China and Japan failed to make progress on contentious issues such as Tokyo's tech restrictions against China, the detention of a Japanese citizen accused of spying in China, and regional conflicts. Despite the diplomatic protocol extended to Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi during his two-day visit to Beijing, analysts predict that distrust between the two countries will continue. China's President Xi Jinping's recent trip to Russia was seen as undermining Beijing's claim of neutrality in the Ukraine conflict. Japan's heightened defense postures, rearmament programs, and the Taiwan issue will likely lead to conflictual relations with China for the coming decades.
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