Chinese diplomats airing hawkish views, or "wolf warriors" as they are known, have returned to the global stage, drumming up criticism of Japan's prime minister in countries that suffered from its military actions during World War Two.

China stepped up its economic war with Japan on Wednesday as a dispute between Asia’s two biggest economies intensified over a remark by Tokyo's new leader about a Japanese response to any Chinese military move against self-ruled Taiwan.

Takashi Ito, owner of a restaurant in Shanghai, had been looking forward to China's lifting of a ban on imports of Japanese seafood - only to have his hopes dashed this week amid an increasingly heated diplomatic spat between Beijing and Tokyo.

Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi has infuriated China with her recent remarks, with no clear means of resolution.

Japan’s Sanae Takaichi and China’s Xi Jinping met on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Gyeongju in October. China says it fears a ...

Korea’s government must monitor the situation closely so as to prevent tensions from leaving a lasting impact on our country