国际人士：高市错误言论严重威胁地区稳定

Group 1 - Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's recent comments regarding Taiwan have drawn significant international criticism, with many asserting that her statements interfere with other nations' internal affairs and threaten post-World War II international order and regional stability [1][3] - Italian legal scholar Diliberto described Takaichi's remarks as dangerous and indicative of nationalism, emphasizing that any attempt by a country to interfere in another's internal matters is a serious violation of international law principles [1] - German international relations scholar Eberhard Sandershneider noted the lack of critical reflection on Japan's historical actions, suggesting that this absence affects Japan's self-perception and positioning in the modern world [1] Group 2 - Kenyan media chief Bernard Momanyi stated that Takaichi's comments violate international peace principles and could escalate into military conflict, urging Japan to retract these statements [3] - Momanyi expressed concern that Japan's actions could lead the country back to militarism, which would not only risk war but also undermine regional peace and stability [3]