China x Japan military clash before 2027?

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Market pricing makes China x Japan military clash before 2027? the favorite at 7%, as of .

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YESnikkei.com99%match14¢-50%
China's coercion against Japan has repercussions on security; the passage of a JMSDF destroyer through the Taiwan Strait was the trigger.
YESskynewsarabia99%match14¢-50%
Crisis between #China and #Japan: Embassy stormed and "apology rejected" #Social_Trend
Has Japan promised China to ensure that such incidents will not happen again? Foreign Ministry responds.
YESUkrainian Media99%match14¢-50%
China sees a "threat" in Japan and threatened a direct strike According to Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Jiang Bin, Beijing does not like Japan's deployment of long-range weapons, the range of which reaches approximately 1,000 kilometers, which exceeds the country's territorial borders. "If Japan dares to use force against China's sovereignty, it will receive a direct blow and suffer an even greater and inevitable defeat," he said.
YESFirst Squawk98%match14¢-50%
China Warns Japan’s Fast-Track Re-Militarisation Raises Doubts Over Its Intentions
YESThe Economist98%match14¢-50%
Japan and the Philippines would struggle to stay out. But what about the rest?
NOReuters98%match86¢+8%
China holds low-key Nanjing Massacre memorial despite Japan tensions
YESBloomberg98%match15¢-53%
Japan's defense minister conveyed “grave concerns” over rising security tensions involving China and Russia during video meetings with NATO’s chief and Italy’s defense minister
YESReuters99%match15¢-53%
Japan scrambled fighter jets to monitor Russian and Chinese air forces conducting joint patrols near its territory after detecting bombers and fighters over the Sea of Japan and the East China Sea
YESBloomberg98%match16¢-56%
Chinese and Russian warplanes flew around Japan’s southern islands, following a course taken days earlier by China’s first aircraft carrier, prompting Tokyo to scramble fighters amid rising military tensions
YESReuters98%match15¢-53%
Japan threatening us militarily, China tells German foreign minister
YESBloomberg98%match15¢-53%
Japan and Germany are strengthening their militaries to increase defense readiness amid tensions with larger neighbors: Here is your Evening Briefing.
YESReuters99%match14¢-50%
Japan threatening us militarily, China tells German foreign minister
YESBloomberg98%match14¢-50%
As military tensions between China and Japan hit their highest level in more than a decade, the tiny island of Yonaguni, located just 110 km from Taiwan, is suddenly on the front line. @AlastairGale traveled to the island to find out how people are preparing for what comes next:…
YESBloomberg99%match14¢-50%
EXCLUSIVE: Japan is embarking on its biggest military buildup in at least four decades as relations with China deteriorate
YESBloomberg99%match14¢-50%
Japan is ramping up its military presence across its southern islands, just as tensions with China reach their highest in more than a decade
YESAl Jazeera English98%match14¢-50%
Japan has summoned China’s ambassador over an incident in which Chinese military aircraft allegedly twice locked fire-control radar onto Japanese fighter jets
YESBBC News (World)99%match14¢-50%
Japan protests after Chinese fighter jets lock radar on Japanese planes
YESReuters98%match14¢-50%
A Chinese carrier strike group launched intense air operations near Japan over the weekend as the East Asian neighbors traded diplomatic barbs in an escalating dispute, further straining ties
YESFirst Squawk99%match14¢-50%
Chinese fighter targets Japan SDF jet with radar, Tokyo says-NA
YESReuters99%match14¢-50%
Japan says Chinese fighter jets locked fire-control radar on its aircraft in two 'dangerous' incidents near Okinawa. Reuters World News podcast explores the escalating tensions
YESReuters99%match14¢-50%
Chinese jets direct weapons radar on Japanese aircraft, Japan says
YESThe Spectator Index99%match14¢-50%
BREAKING: Reuters reports that Japan said Chinese fighter jets had "directed fire-control radar at Japanese military aircraft in two 'dangerous' incidents"
YESReuters99%match14¢-50%
Chinese jets directed fire-control radar at Japanese aircraft, Japan says
YESAl Jazeera English98%match14¢-50%
Japan accuses Chinese jets of directing fire-control radar at its aircraft
YESFinancialJuice99%match14¢-50%
Japan Defence Minister Koizumi: China Military Planes Directed Radar at Japan Self-Defence Force Planes Twice
YESBloomberg99%match14¢-50%
A Chinese J-15 fighter jet directed its radar at Japanese military aircraft twice on Saturday, Japan’s defense ministry said in a statement on Sunday.
YESStatus-6 (Military & Conflict News)98%match14¢-50%
NEW: According to the Japanese Ministry of Defence, carrier-based aircraft from the PLAN's Liaoning targeted and radar-locked two Japanese Air Self Defense Force fighters in the airspace southeast of Okinawa.
YESFinancialJuice99%match14¢-50%
Chinese jets directed radar at Japanese fighters twice near Okinawa: Japan Defence Minister
YESFirst Squawk99%match14¢-50%
Chinese fighter targets Japan SDF jet with radar, Defense Ministry says

What is this event about?

This market will resolve to "Yes" if there is a military encounter between the military forces of China (People's Republic of China) and Japan between November 17, 2025, and December 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No". A "military encounter" is defined as any incident involving the use of force such as missile strikes, artillery fire, exchange of gunfire, or other forms of direct military engagement between Chinese and Japanese military forces. Non-violent actions, such as warning shots, artillery fire into uninhabited areas, or missile launches that land in territorial waters or pass through airspace, will not qualify for a "Yes" resolution. Intentional ship ramming that results in significant damage to (e.g., a hole in the hull) or the sinking of a military ship by another will count toward a "Yes" resolution, however minor damage (scrapes, dents) will not. Note: the China Coast Guard (CCG) is part of the military, however Japan Coast Guard (JCG) is not. The resolution source for this market will be a consensus of credible reporting.

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