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Japan and US to jointly produce missiles to counter China's assertiveness
The United States and Japan have agreed to jointly produce advanced medium-range air-to-air missiles in Japan, a move aimed at countering China's growing assertiveness in the region. Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro K…
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Japan urges proactive Southeast Asia amid great-power rivalry
Japan is advocating for a more proactive and unified Southeast Asia, viewing the region as a crucial defense against escalating great-power competition. Concerns about the United States' long-term strategy in the Indo-P…
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Japan and US to assemble AIM-120 missiles, expanding defense ties
Japan and the US have agreed to establish a final assembly facility in Japan for the AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM). This move signifies Japan's continued departure from its post-war pacifist …
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US pledges more military aid to Philippines, details undisclosed
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has pledged increased military cooperation and funding for the Philippines, aiming to bolster the US defense posture in the first island chain. The announcement followed a meeting with …
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Japan seeks foreign defense tech to counter China's rise
Japan is increasingly relying on foreign technology and expertise to bolster its defense capabilities amid growing concerns about China's military expansion. Recent developments include a contract for Ukrainian intercep…
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Japan rejects foreign soldiers proposal amid military staffing concerns
Japan's Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi has rejected a proposal to allow foreign nationals to serve in the Self-Defense Forces, despite a report highlighting potential personnel shortfalls. The proposal, from the Sasa…
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Japan deploys fighter jets to India, strengthening Indo-Pacific defense ties
Japan is set to deploy fighter jets to India for the first time next month as part of a joint training exercise. This historic move, involving three F-2 fighter jets and approximately 110 personnel, underscores Tokyo's …
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US defense chiefs reassure Asia allies amid Trump's drill criticism
Senior US defense officials are touring Asia to reassure allies of Washington's commitment to the region. These visits aim to counter concerns arising from President Donald Trump's critical remarks about joint military …
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Japan names China greatest strategic challenge in defense paper
Japan's latest defense white paper labels China as its greatest strategic challenge, continuing a trend that began in 2014. This stance is seen by Beijing as a validation of concerns about US alliance fragility and Japa…
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North Korea fires projectile; Japan and South Korea confirm launch
North Korea has launched an unidentified projectile, which South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff described as a potential ballistic missile fired towards the East Sea. Japan's defense ministry confirmed the launch, noting…
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NATO and Indo-Pacific nations agree to boost defense and tech cooperation
NATO and four Indo-Pacific nations—Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea—have pledged to enhance cooperation in defense and technology. This agreement was made during a meeting on the sidelines of a NATO summit…
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NATO chief warns against naivete on China's military rise
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that the alliance cannot afford to be naive about China's growing military capabilities. He highlighted the increasing interconnectedness between the Indo-Pacific and European se…
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Japan integrates Ukraine, Iran conflict lessons into new defense strategy
Japan is incorporating lessons learned from the conflicts in Ukraine and Iran into its defense strategy. The government is considering establishing "new ways of defense" as a central component of its updated security po…
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Japan bolsters defense capabilities, emphasizing "defense" over "warfare"
Japan is enhancing its defense capabilities, with officials emphasizing the term "defense" over "warfare." This strategic shift comes as the nation increases its military assets, including drones and missiles. The focus…
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Japan challenges China's military spending data, citing transparency
Japan's Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi is challenging China's official military spending figures, questioning their transparency and accuracy. This move is seen as a strategic effort to counter Beijing's accusations …
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Japanese IT exec admits using AI videos to smear political rivals
The head of a Japanese IT firm, Ken Matsui, has admitted to creating numerous AI-generated videos to discredit rivals of Sanae Takaichi during the Liberal Democratic Party's presidential election last year. Matsui state…
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Japan Defense Minister Rejects China's 'New Militarism' Label
Japan's Defense Minister, Shinjiro Koizumi, addressed the Shangri-La Dialogue, refuting China's accusations of "new militarism." He emphasized that every nation has the right to self-determination and adherence to share…
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Japan Boosts Defenses Amid Fears of Russian Dual-Front War
Japan is increasing its defense readiness, particularly in Hokkaido, due to heightened concerns over Russian military activities in the Far East. Analysts suggest these actions, coupled with Russia's strategic cooperati…
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US Tomahawk missile delays may slow Japan's defense plans
Japan's plans to acquire up to 400 Tomahawk missiles from the US may face delays of up to two years, according to reports. These missiles are crucial for Japan's development of a counterstrike capability to deter potent…
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Japan PM backs aide amid smear campaign allegations
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has publicly supported a close aide facing accusations of orchestrating a smear campaign against rivals during the Liberal Democratic Party's leadership race last year. The allegati…