GeriAfter 80 yrs, Japan opens its weapons sector to world - what it means for India

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Times of India21.04.2026GeneralIndia

After 80 yrs, Japan opens its weapons sector to world - what it means for India

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Japan, shifting from its pacifist constitution, is now poised to export lethal weapons. This significant policy change, driven by regional security concerns, allows Tokyo to leverage its advanced defense technology. The move opens new avenues for its burgeoning defense industry, potentially transforming Japan into a major global arms supplier.

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