Japan's pacifist constitution does not mean it lacks military strength or the will to support allies in the region. Recently, Japan revised its self-defense policies and increased defense spending from a stagnant level to become more proactive in addressing security challenges, particularly in light of regional threats. This marks a significant shift in Japan’s defense posture, reflecting a growing awareness of the need to enhance its military capabilities and collaborate more closely with international allies.
The landscape of global military power is evolving, with long-established power dynamics increasingly challenged. Although traditional superpowers like the US, China, and Russia retain dominance, other nations are emerging with substantial military capabilities that warrant attention. As these countries expand their defenses and modernize their forces, the balance of power is expected to shift, making it essential for stakeholders to reconsider their strategies in an increasingly multipolar world.
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