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Chinese and North Korean state media have adopted a shared term, 'new militarism,' to criticize Japan, as Beijing seeks international backing for its stance against Tokyo amid rising regional tensions. This coordinated rhetoric comes amid escalating diplomatic tensions over territorial and security issues.
Chinese President Xi Jinping condemned efforts to 'revive militarism' and 'hegemonism and power politics' during his North Korea visit, according to state media. Analysts believe the remarks were directed at Japan and the United States.
With nearly 60 active conflicts in 2025, the highest war-related death toll in 30 years, and over 120 million displaced, a new Al Jazeera documentary series asks: Why does militarism persist? The series, titled "All Hail the Military," explores the power systems that sustain militarism, highlighting recurring roles such as the profiteer, judge, civilian, fighter, and spectator.
