Japan’s break from pacifism spurs industrial renewal
The country's decision to double defence spending to 2% of GDP reflects both a recalibration of Tokyo’s security posture in the Indo-Pacific and a broader industrial revival.

Japan’s move to double defence spending to 2% of GDP marks the most profound shift in its security posture and industrial ambitions since the end of World War II, reshaping Tokyo's role in the Indo-Pacific.
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