Japan's militarism 'comeback'… with warships, war games, and weapons exports?Content:

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#USJapan #Militarism #TokyoTrials #AsiaPacific #Australia #Philippines #CGTN #ThePoint #LiuXin
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the beginning of the post-WWII Tokyo trials, a historic moment that exposed the crimes of Japanese militarism and delivered justice to the world. But today, new developments are raising serious questions. In just a matter of days, Japan has signed a $7 billion warship deal with Australia, sent its largest-ever military contingent to US-led war games in the Philippines and eased arms export restrictions, signaling a major policy shift. What do these moves reveal about Japan's strategic ambitions? Is this a return to militarism, or something more complex? And why is the region, and the world, watching so closely?
#USJapan #Militarism #TokyoTrials #AsiaPacific #Australia #Philippines #CGTN #ThePoint #LiuXin

Guests:
Ben Norton
Editor-in-Chief, Geopolitical Economy Report

Yang Xiyu
Senior Fellow, China Institute of International Studies

Einar Tangen
Senior Fellow, Center for International Governance Innovation