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Japan sails into new territory/ John Bradford

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In: RSIS Commentary No. 209, 17 December 2020 (F31)Summary: In 2020, Japan set a new precedent for its security cooperation in Southeast Asia. Notwithstanding its "Peace Constitution," Japan can now take defence initiatives in the region like other non-ASEAN states. Still, Prime Minister Suga can be expected to sustain Japan's restrained and balanced approach.

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In 2020, Japan set a new precedent for its security cooperation in Southeast Asia. Notwithstanding its "Peace Constitution," Japan can now take defence initiatives in the region like other non-ASEAN states. Still, Prime Minister Suga can be expected to sustain Japan's restrained and balanced approach.

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