Japan OKs laws allowing greater military role despite opposition

Japan OKs laws allowing greater military role despite opposition TOKYO — Japanese lawmakers gave final approval early Saturday to a set of laws that will ease long-standing constitutional restraints on the nation's powerful but tightly leashed military. The action marks a major shift in Japan’s post-war pacifist defense policy and caps months of emotional public debate, mounting street protests an

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装備制約上、即座に変化することはないが、アメリカのみならず他国との軍事共同は進むというアメリカの専門家の見立て。そんなとこでしょうな。