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Japan to Lift Ban on Lethal Weapons Exports, Marking Shift from Post-War Pacifism
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Japan to Lift Ban on Lethal Weapons Exports, Marking Shift from Post-War Pacifism

Japan announced plans to lift its ban on lethal weapons exports, marking a significant shift from its post-WWII pacifist policy. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stated that no country can protect its own peace alone, citing an increasingly severe security environment. The change allows Japan to export warships, missiles, and other weapons, including a $7.15 billion deal with Australia for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to build three warships. Critics warn the policy could exacerbate global tensions, with protesters opposing the change.

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