Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya in Kuala Lumpur, #Malaysia, on Thursday, urging the Japanese side to learn lessons from history. https://t.co/wlB0KAAbg4 https://t.co/nWT0txTe6O
Japan’s foreign minister urges his Chinese counterpart to ensure Japanese companies have access to rare earths and expressed concern about Chinese military activity close to Japan https://t.co/8r99Nm42Sl
岩屋氏、レアアース規制に懸念表明 日中外相「戦略的互恵」確認 https://t.co/aXKlcezQv1
Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held talks in Kuala Lumpur on July 10, 2025, reaffirming the promotion of a "strategic mutual benefit" relationship between Japan and China. During the meeting, Iwaya expressed strong concern over China's export restrictions on rare earth elements, urging China to ensure Japanese companies maintain access to these critical materials. He also raised issues regarding Chinese military activities near Japan. Wang Yi emphasized the importance of dialogue and urged Japan to learn lessons from history. Both sides highlighted the expectation to deepen bilateral communication.