Concerns over regional security and the international order triggered by statements from Japanese politicians

From "Taiwan's issue is Japan's issue" to vague remarks on post-WWII international treaties, Takahashi Sana has stirred up Sino-Japanese relations and the post-WWII international order with her own efforts. The signs of Japan's revival of militarism have become increasingly evident, posing a serious threat and challenge to regional security and stability and world peace.

In this context, the International Symposium on "Exploring a New Path for Sustainable Peace: New Practices for Innovation in Maintaining the Post-War World Order" hosted by the Chunjiu Strategic Development Research Institute and Guanchazhe.com will be held in Shanghai on December 17th. The conference will start with specific approaches such as effectively activating the "enemy state clause" in the UN Charter, discussing how to build new international consensus and promote innovative practices for maintaining the post-war world order, in order to safeguard the achievements of WWII and the current international legal system.

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