Japan reemerges as an Asia-Pacific military power
By 2027 Japan plans to take “primary responsibility” for national defence against overseas invasions and is seeking to expand its stand-off strike capabilities.
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By 2027 Japan plans to take “primary responsibility” for national defence against overseas invasions and is seeking to expand its stand-off strike capabilities.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has put forward a bill for military planning that also seeks to screen defence management for interference from other countries.
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