日媒称高市早苗正考虑解散众议院以获得更大优势 国际人士表示高市错误言论危害国际秩序

Group 1 - Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Sanae is considering dissolving the House of Representatives ahead of the upcoming parliamentary session on January 23, with elections likely to be held in mid-February [1] - The opposition leader of the Constitutional Democratic Party, Noda Yoshihiko, has stated that if the House is dissolved, they will prepare to respond decisively and aim to become the largest party in the Diet [1] - Concerns have been raised regarding Kishi's controversial remarks, which are seen as a dangerous indication of Japan's potential return to militarism, prompting calls for her to retract her statements and apologize [1] Group 2 - International observers have criticized Kishi's remarks as a blatant interference in China's internal affairs, posing risks to regional and international order [2] - The Director of the International Relations Department of the Uruguayan Labor Ministry, Leonardo Bataglia, described Japan's comments as provocative, emphasizing that Japan, as a defeated nation in World War II, should not revive militaristic ambitions [2] - There is a strong support for China's stance against any external interference in its internal matters [2]