- European Parliament condemns Thailand for human rights violations
- The US has imposed a visa ban on foreign government officials involved in the forced return of Uyghurs to China.
- In Fayzabad District, Kashgar Prefecture, residents were forced to provide officials with evidence proving they were not fasting.
- A Turkish court issues a decision to extradite Uyghurs to China.
- The Chinese military emphasizes readiness for war and external expansion.
- Questionable points about the Chinese "conferences"
- A senior US official calls for tariffs on all Chinese microchips.
- China continues to impose strict restrictions on Ramadan fasting in East Turkistan.
- Two contradictory policies: Beijing encourages childbirth among its citizens and prevents it among the Uyghurs.
- The US House of Representatives passed two bills against China.
The United States and Japan will stand together against China.
The United States and Japan have planned to counter China through practical cooperation and establishing peace.
According to Voice of America on February 13, following last week's meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, both countries expressed unified positions on countering China in the Asia-Pacific region. Trump emphasized the need for close cooperation between the two countries to maintain peace and security, particularly in opposing China's economic aggression.
Ishiba emphasized that to achieve a free and open environment in the South Asia-Pacific region, it is crucial to strengthen and firmly maintain the Japan-U.S. alliance. He stressed that this is key to jointly advancing the interests of both countries and achieving peace and prosperity in the South Asia-Pacific region.
According to analysts, the first official dialogue between Trump and Ishiba was successful, with both officials reaching common ground on issues they considered important, including countering Chinese pressure and strengthening their respective national interests.