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Japan’s Defense Minister spoke at the Munich Security Conference where he expressed a willingness for talks with China. Ties between Tokyo and Beijing have been strained since Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae said the country could take military action if China were to attack Taiwan.

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00:00a conference where he expressed a willingness for talks with China.
00:05We are not going to shut down any channels, regardless of differences.
00:11So I would like to send this message to the Chinese side that we are always welcome to the dialogue.
00:19The minister's comments come after Japan seized a Chinese fishing boat
00:23and arrested its captain when it was found in its exclusive economic zone.
00:27Ties between Tokyo and Beijing have been strained since Japanese Prime Minister Sakaiichi Sanae said
00:33the country could take military action if China were to attack Taiwan.
00:37The defense minister also referred to U.S.-Japan ties as unwavering
00:41and signaled support for Ukraine and Europe.
00:44The crucial point here is that the security of the Indo-Pacific and the Euro-Atlantic is indivisible.
00:52Attempts to unilaterally change the status quo by force must never be tolerated.
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