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Why Are China and Japan Still So Focused on the Enemy State Clause of the UN Charter ? – The Diplomat
thediplomat.com · China · east asia
This article from The Diplomat examines why China and Japan remain focused on the 'Enemy State Clause' of the UN Charter. The focus highlights persistent diplomatic and historical complexities between these two nations.
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