China warns against revival of militarism on Nanjing massacre anniv.

China on Saturday warned against any moves to revive past militarism during an event marking the 88th anniversary of the 1937 massacre in Nanjing committed by Japanese troops, alluding to Beijing-Tokyo tensions that have simmered since Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's recent remarks on a Taiwan contingency.At the memorial ceremony, Shi Taifeng, head of the ruling Communist Party's organization department, said that any attempt to revive militarism and challenge the postwar international order is "doomed to fail," without naming Takaichi.With this year marking 80 years since Japan's surrender…READ FULL ARTICLE