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Published on: 04/22/2026 - 11:26
Japan's turn. The country on Tuesday lifted the last barriers to arms exports in force for decades, a historic change paving the way for the sale of lethal weapons by this country with a pacifist constitution since the Second World War. This abandonment of the policy of self-limiting arms exports that Tokyo had imposed on itself will bring the archipelago fully into the international defense industry market. An announcement welcomed by the Prime Minister, who has never hidden her desire to reverse this trend. But this decision worries China.
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