Japan has unveiled plans for its biggest military build-up since World War Two. The government says it will double defense spending, bringing it up to the NATO standard of two percent of GDP. Japan's move away from a 'self-defense only' stance comes as it seeks to counter regional threats. It plans to acquire long-range missiles capable of striking China. Beijing said the plans undermine bilateral relations.
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Francisco Gimeno - BC Analyst These news are expected in this new multilateral world where threats, conflicts for territories and areas of influence are rising. Japan has not taken this choice easily. We can see this happening everywhere else like NATO countries increasing their defence budget, changes in MENA countries, and now Japan preparing to counter regional threats. There are times in history where hopes to live in peace means to prepare for any type of conflict ahead.