Kishida’s opportunity to shake up Japanese defence policy (Corey Wallace, East Asia Forum)

Throughout 2021, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida downplayed his reputation as a defence dove ahead of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) presidential race. Eventually victorious, the new prime minister — only 26 days into the job — then led his party to a convincing victory in the lower house election. Will this electoral tail wind allow Kishida to push forward on bolder reforms, including defence concerns that were so prominent in the recent LDP contest?

Kishida’s opportunity to shake up Japanese defence policy | East Asia Forum

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