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NewsDesk MC June 24, 2026June 24, 2026 arms exports, Article 9, Battle of Okinawa, china, defense spending, East Asia, Geopolitics, indo-pacific, japan, Japan Constitution, military reform, Okinawa, Pacifism, protesters, regional security, Sanae Takaichi, security policy, Self-Defense Forces, taiwan, us military, World War II

Pacifist Backlash Shadows Takaichi at Okinawa WWII Memorial

Tokyo-Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi was heckled by anti-war demonstrators during a memorial ceremony in Okinawa on Tuesday, as growing

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Tsunami Survivor Fights Wildfire to Save Hometown Scarred by 2011 Disaster

Otsuchi — Fifteen years after losing his family home in Japan’s devastating 2011 tsunami, volunteer firefighter Ryota Haga is battling

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Japan Mobilizes 1,400 Firefighters as Wildfires Threaten Coastal Town

Otsuchi — Japan has deployed 1,400 firefighters and 100 Self-Defense Force personnel to contain major wildfires burning for a fifth