Japan Considers Change to Military Policy After 80 Years of Pacifism

Japan is reevaluating its military stance, which has been based on 80 years of pacifism. This shift is influenced by rising tensions with China and the strengthening of relations with the U.S., particularly under the Trump administration. The potential changes could affect Japan's defense spending and military capabilities, which are currently limited by its pacifist constitution. Observers note that these developments may influence regional security dynamics and defense budgets in Asia.