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In first meeting with Xi, Japan PM Takaichi voices ‘serious concerns’ on South China Sea and Xinjiang

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In her first meeting with the Chinese leader, Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi called for “candid dialogue” on regional and human rights issues while Xi urged Tokyo to maintain “peaceful and cooperative” ties

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