Japan’s Rightward Shift Stirs Asia-Pacific Concerns
Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is doubling down on right-wing policies, expanding military deployments and pushing for a national intelligence agency, sparking Asia-Pacific concerns.
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Audio Evidence: Japan Harassing Liaoning Carrier Training
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