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By MARI YAMAGUCHI TOKYO©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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sakurasuki
Good gesture from Philippines prior Marcos visit.
https://japantoday.com/category/crime/Philippines-deports-2-robbery-suspects-to-Japan
OssanAmerica
Who are these critics? The CCP? CPJ? JTWumaos?
Michael Machida
... It's a drop in the bucket but thank you Japan for what you offered to do.
JoshK
Japan is a 5'5" "man" at a "hulking" 110 lbs trying to act like he's the strongest and baddest guy around. It's honestly embarrassing.
kurisupisu
Kishida is bulking up even as we speak…
shogun36
What are they gonna do?
Actually spread out the security and not all bunch up in one spot?
deanzaZZR
The way I remember it is that the Kishida cabinet adopted the new policy when the Diet was not in session so there has never been a vote. That's an odd form of democracy to not include public hearings, debate and a final vote up or down.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s government in December adopted key security and defense upgrades, including a counterstrike capability that breaks from the country’s self-defense-only postwar principle
Sven Asai
I guess, throwing radar devices or beating with antennas won’t help much when Chinese military should ever intrude. And btw those countries are not stupid and have already developed quite an own and vivid standard electronics industry, so they can produce such equipment very well themselves in quite good quality.
Michael Machida
There is no way to go but from weak to a bit stronger. So...