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Are Sanae Takaichi and Japan Permanently Turning the Post-War Page?

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Between historical dependence on the United States and temptations for strategic emancipation, Tokyo is at a crossroads. Chinese, North Korean threats and American uncertainties redefine its security priorities. In this context, a profound recomposition of Japanese foreign and defence policy seems inevitable.
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Are Sanae Takaichi and Japan Permanently Turning the Post-War Page?

Between historical dependence on the United States and temptations for strategic emancipation, Tokyo is at a crossroads. Chinese, North Korean threats and American uncertainties redefine its security priorities. In this context, a profound recomposition of Japanese foreign and defence policy seems inevitable.

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Slate.fr broke the news in France on Sunday, March 29, 2026.
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