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  1. The strategic landscape of the Indo-Pacific is being defined by China's actions, with Japan balancing its power projection and Australia's AUKUS involvement shaping regional security.
  2. Japan challenges Beijing's military expansion and builds security partnerships in the Indo-Pacific.
  3. China uses export controls to pressure Japan while North Korean threats drive Japan's defense spending increase.
  4. Japan is reassessing its defense strategy and exploring new strategic cooperation in response to North Korea's missile program and China's rise.

Defence Ministry implements strategic spending policy amid concerns that China poses the greatest strategic challenge.

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Defence Ministry implements strategic spending policy amid concerns that China poses the greatest strategic challenge.

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