Japanese PM Kishida's foreign policy shifts away from pacifism, focuses on China as a security threat, and strengthens US ties.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's foreign policy has faced criticism for moving away from Japan's post-WWII pacifism. His focus on China as a primary security threat has justified increased defense spending and deeper ties with the US. While Kishida has pursued a proactive security strategy, including participation in regional alliances, critics argue his approach has not improved relations with China and may destabilize the region.

September 30, 2024
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