BEIJING (AP) — China on Tuesday labeled Japan a “trouble maker” that is damaging regional peace and stability, firing back at earlier criticism from Tokyo over a spike in tensions in northeast Asia.
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying was responding to comments by Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida that China’s military expansion in the region is a concern, although Kishida stopped short of calling China a threat.
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