China's foreign minister has asked Japan not to impose sanctions unilaterally on North Korea after it launched a test missile that flew over Japan before falling into the Pacific Ocean. <br/><br/>The test-firing on Tuesday has intensified fear and reignited a debate in Japan about revising its defense plan after decades of pursuing more pacifist policies. The Foreign Minister Wang Yi said unilateral sanctions are not in line with the spirit of the UN Security Council resolutions. He said there is no basis in international law and Japan should not make a misjudgment.'<br/><br/><br/>