China detains two Japanese nationals over alleged export control breach
China has detained two Japanese nationals over an alleged breach of export control rules. According to Nikkei Asia, the case risks escalating tensions between Tokyo and Beijing.
China has detained two Japanese nationals on suspicion of breaching export control rules. According to Nikkei Asia, the detentions could further strain already tense relations between the two countries.
Tokyo has approached Beijing to provide consular support to its citizens. China's detention of foreign nationals in recent years on export control and espionage grounds has caused concern among foreign companies.
Analysts say the detentions could reinforce a cautious stance among Japanese businesses operating in China. The course of diplomatic contacts between the two countries will be watched closely in the period ahead.
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