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Japanese PM Takashi Warns China Not to Wake Up Japan’s Tigers In her first speech to the National Assembly after a landslide election victory, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe delivered a stark warning to Beijing, pledging to revolutionize national defense and economic security in response to what she called China’s regional harassment. With a landslide victory in the recent parliamentary elections, she vowed to revolutionize national defense strategy, planning to raise military spending to 2 percent of GDP and relax restrictions on arms exports to bolster the domestic arms industry. She also announced the creation of a National Intelligence Council, which she will chair personally, to consolidate intelligence from all agencies, including the police and the Defense Ministry, modeled after the U.S. CIA or Britain’s MI5. In addition to strengthening the military, Takashi has also introduced strict economic security measures to reduce Japan’s heavy reliance on China, especially in supply chains and investment in sensitive sectors. She proposed the establishment of a US-style foreign investment screening institution and a review of land purchases by foreigners near strategic locations. Meanwhile, in a bid to ensure energy independence, she announced the acceleration of the restart of a nuclear reactor that has been suspended since the 2011 Fukushima Nuclear Plant Disaster to ensure national energy security. She concluded her speech by warning: “A nation that does not dare to face problems is a nation without a future. A policy that only protects itself cannot give hope to its citizens.” The relationship between the war-era tiger [Japan] and the Asian dragon [China] has become increasingly tense, and a confrontation could erupt at any moment. Meanwhile, the Japanese government announced that Tokyo would impose strict sanctions on China after Beijing's top diplomat, Wang Yi, accused far-right groups in Japan of rekindling militarism. #japan #takaichi #china #taiwan #norngnarin