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The iconic Hiroshima Peace Memorial Dome stands as a solemn reminder of history in Japan.
World

African Leaders Warn Takaichi’s Rhetoric and Japan’s Militarisation Threaten Post‑War Order

African political figures have criticised Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent rhetoric and Japan’s military expansion as threatening the post‑World War II international order. They warn that such moves risk inflaming regional tensions, undermining treaties and norms, and alienating countries that uphold principles of sovereignty and non‑interference.

SoMi2026年2月3日 19:10
#Japan#Sanae Takaichi#post‑World War II order
The iconic Hiroshima Peace Memorial Dome stands as a solemn reminder of history in Japan.
World

African voices warn Japan’s hawkish turn risks unraveling the post‑war order

African public figures have criticised remarks by Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Tokyo’s perceived tilt toward military expansion as threats to the post‑World War II international order. Their comments highlight wider anxieties about remilitarization, colonial nostalgia, and possible ramifications for regional stability around Taiwan and East Asia.

SoMi2026年2月3日 12:20
#Japan#Sanae Takaichi#post‑World War II order
A large bucket wheel excavator working in an open pit mine against a green landscape.
Business

Zijin’s Big Bet: CAD5.5bn Purchase of Four African Mines Pushes Chinese Miner Toward 100‑Tonne Gold Club

Zijin Mining has offered CAD5.5 billion in cash to acquire a Toronto‑ and New York‑listed gold company owning four African mines, a deal that would lift Zijin’s annual mined gold output above 100 tonnes. The purchase capitalises on favourable infrastructure and high gold prices but increases balance‑sheet and integration risks as Zijin accelerates its global expansion.

SoBiz2026年2月1日 01:50
#Zijin Mining#gold mining#Africa