North Korea and China began criticizing Japan in January using the same term, accusing the country of pursuing "neo-militarism," according to their media reports, as Beijing seeks to gain international support for its stance toward Tokyo amid a diplomatic row.On Jan. 11, the Rodong Sinmun, the official mouthpiece of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea, referred to "neo-militarism" in Japan in its commentary to rap Tokyo's plan to revise its three security documents including the national security strategy later this year.Pyongyang has repeatedly used this term in denouncing Tokyo since then.…READ FULL ARTICLE