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New Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi vows to bolsters defence spending

By Editorial Board Published October 24, 2025 4 Min Read
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New Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi vows to bolsters defence spending

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has mentioned in her first speech that defence is a precedence for her nation because the area experiences uncertainty with Russia, China and North Korea.

Japan’s first feminine chief, an admirer of conservative prime minister Margaret Thatcher, took workplace on Tuesday, after being elected after months of political uncertainty.

Ms Takaichi mentioned that her authorities will spend a goal of two% of the gross home product by March 2026, as an alternative of by 2027 as was first proposed. Though particulars of how the elevated defence measures can be funded weren’t given.

The early improve in its defence technique in safety has come because of the present scenario with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the battle within the Center East.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin, from left, Chinese language President Xi Jinping and North Korean chief Kim Jong Un in September. Pic: AP

Ms Takaichi mentioned: “The free, open and secure worldwide order that we have been accustomed to is violently shaken within the face of historic change of energy stability and intensifying geopolitical competitions.

“In the region around Japan, military activities and other actions from our neighbours China, North Korea and Russia are causing grave concerns.

“Japan must proactively push for its elementary build-up of its defence energy.”

This announcement comes days forward of US President Donald Trump’s go to to Tokyo for a summit between 27-29 October, the place Ms Takaichi is predicted to face calls for, together with an additional improve in defence spending and extra purchases of American weapons.

Sanae Takaichi reacts as she receives applause after being elected as prime minister. Pic: Reuters

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Sanae Takaichi reacts as she receives applause after being elected as prime minister. Pic: Reuters

She mentioned discussions with Mr Trump will embody the strengthening of the Japan-US alliance whereas fostering the 2 sides’ private relationship based mostly on belief.

Ms Takaichi added her nation wants to ascertain a constructive and secure relationship with China, however there are “security concerns” between the 2.

Specialists say her hawkish politics of wartime historical past, in addition to her previous common visits to Yasukuni Shrine, which Asian victims of Japan’s colonial-era atrocities view as a scarcity of regret, might undermine Tokyo’s relations with Beijing.

On the house entrance, Ms Takaichi’s speedy issues are to deal with the rising costs and stagnant salaries.

Ms Takaichi mentioned international employees are wanted in Japan to make up for a nationwide labour scarcity.

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Japan has a quickly ageing and declining inhabitants, which has resulted in a report improve in foreigners.

“It is a fact that unlawful activity and violation of rules by some foreigners are causing the sense of unease and unfairness among Japanese people,” Ms Takaichi mentioned.

“The government will respond decisively to these activities. It’s not xenophobia.”

Ms Takaichi appointed Kimi Onoda because the financial safety minister in an try to extend guidelines for foreigners in Japan. That is to “enforce compliance” and attainable laws on the acquisition of Japanese land by foreigners, a lot of whom are Chinese language.

The transfer might appease a few of the annoyed Japanese who’re discovering the far-right Sanseito get together, “Japanese First”, a beautiful various.

Crime charges amongst foreigners in Japan have fallen whereas their inhabitants has surged, in accordance with authorities statistics.

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