Japan's cabinet has endorsed a groundbreaking move to sell future next-generation fighter jets developed in collaboration with Britain and Italy to other nations. This decision signifies a notable shift from Japan's post-World War II pacifist stance, stirring both domestic and international debate. As part of Japan's broader strategy to enhance its arms industry and assume a more significant role in global security, this development has stirred a mix of anticipation and concern.
Here, we delve into about this pivotal change in Japan's defense export policies and its implications.
