Japan Relaxes Arms Export Rules For Global Combat Air Program
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The Japanese cabinet has relaxed the country’s arms export restrictions, a move that will allow the sale of military platforms to a third party—a regulation designed for the joint Global Combat Air Program (GCAP). This follows approval by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and its coalition partner...
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