Japan to sell lethal arms in move away from post-war pacifism
Japan has overhauled its decades-long defence export rule, allowing the country to sell lethal weapons internationally amid rising global tensions.
Japan has overhauled its decades-long defence export rule, allowing the country to sell lethal weapons internationally amid rising global tensions. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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Japan has overhauled its decades-long defence export rule, allowing the country to sell lethal weapons internationally amid rising global tensions.
This clears the way for Japan to sell weapons to more than a dozen countries.
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