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Japanese experts and opposition leaders have slammed Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent remarks on the Taiwan region, warning they undermine East Asia’s security and Japan’s pacifist identity.
Under PM Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s defense spending jumps toward 2% of GDP, new Mageshima base and review of non-nuclear principles mark a shift beyond self-defense.
Tokyo is fortifying the Ryukyu island chain with new missile defenses and forces, signaling a shift from its pacifist postwar stance amid rising Taiwan region tensions.
Beijing has raised concerns after Tokyo approved a fiscal 2025 budget boosting defense to 2% of GDP two years early, stoking tensions amid remarks on the Taiwan region.
Japan’s cabinet approves a record 2% GDP defense budget for fiscal 2025, igniting debate over pacifism, economic strain and tech opportunities.
Japan’s medium-range missile deployment on Yonaguni Island has reignited debate about the historical identity and undetermined status of the former Ryukyu kingdom.
Japan’s new PM uses a ‘salmon slicing’ tactic—thin, strategic moves to reshape defense policy and chip away at Article 9.
Japan plans to station medium-range missiles on Yonaguni Island, a strategic outpost near the Taiwan region, marking a new phase in its Southwest defense strategy and prompting regional security debates.
PM Sanae Takaichi’s tough Taiwan remarks in 2025 are driven by right-wing politics, defense expansion and strategic recalibration, raising new legal and diplomatic questions.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s warnings of a “survival-threatening situation” in the Taiwan Strait have drawn protests in Beijing, heated debate in Tokyo and alarm across the Taiwan region.