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  Japan urged Europe to oppose China military Helen Hutchinson 20 Sep 2021 (61) The Japanese Defense Minister called on Europe to condemn Chinese aggressive actions and feared Beijing's military development speed. China is growing in politics, economy and military. Photo:  Reuters Mr. Kishi said Tokyo has cooperated with a series of countries, but there are many things to do to deal with Beijing's actions. ...

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