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US, Japan kick off 10-day tabletop exercise that includes Australia for first time - Vimarsana News

US, Japan kick off 10-day tabletop exercise that includes Australia for first time

More than 6,000 soldiers from the US Army and Japan Ground Self-Defense Force gathered throughout Japan on Monday to begin 10 days of command-and-control training.

G7 summit a chance for Kishida to show his vision for Japan's economy and security outstrips Abe's - Vimarsana News

G7 summit a chance for Kishida to show his vision for Japan's economy and security outstrips Abe's

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has reinvigorated those arguing that Japan should revise its constitution and bolster its ability to defend itself. The Group of 7 summit in Hiroshima could be the stage for Japan to announce its intent to send weapons to Ukraine, with the added bonus of spurring economic growth.

Source: scmp.com
Japan abandons its old strategy of pacifism - Vimarsana News

Japan abandons its old strategy of pacifism

Japan has announced a massive increase in its military spending, which will allow it to project its power region-wide in response to China's ‘strategic challenge'. Its neighbours aren't happy.

News round-up, Wednesday, March 1, 2023 by GERMÁN & CO - Vimarsana News

News round-up, Wednesday, March 1, 2023 by GERMÁN & CO

Quote of the day… “The rest of the world’s rajahs are saying coal must stop,” said Pradhan. “But we are the rajah of our own country.” WASHINGTON POST

Philippines, Japan bolster defense alliance over 'challenging' security environment — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

Philippines, Japan bolster defense alliance over 'challenging' security environment — Radio Free Asia

On his trip to Tokyo, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. also met with executives of semiconductor manufacturing firms.

Source: rfa.org