Is Japan Shedding Its ‘Peace State’ Image? Regional Alarm Bells Ring
Japan’s recent assertive military moves and hawkish political rhetoric are challenging its long-held ‘peace state’ identity, causing concern across Asia.
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Japan’s recent assertive military moves and hawkish political rhetoric are challenging its long-held ‘peace state’ identity, causing concern across Asia.
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