Japan Cabinet OKs record defense budget as it pushes strike-back capability to deter regional threat
The Japanese Cabinet has approved a record 8.7 trillion yen ($55 billion) defense budget plan for 2025 as Japan accelerates building up its strike-back capability with long-range cruise missiles and starts deploying Tomahawks to further fortify the country against growing threat from China,
Core inflation in Japan's capital accelerated in December as price pressures broadened, data showed on Friday, keeping alive ...
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Japan’s Cabinet has approved the country’s largest-ever defense budget for the coming fiscal year — 8.7 trillion yen, or ...
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The Japanese economy is gathering strength but momentum remains uneven, with indicators showing healthy growth in inflation ...
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