Japan’s Opposition Slams Plan to Relax Arms Export Rules
Japan’s opposition has slammed the ruling coalition’s plan to relax weapons export rules, warning it departs from the country’s postwar pacifist stance and risks a military-industrial complex.
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Japan’s opposition has slammed the ruling coalition’s plan to relax weapons export rules, warning it departs from the country’s postwar pacifist stance and risks a military-industrial complex.
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