Japan’s policy on China is critically lacking a military perspective

Japan’s financial safety promotion act, which was enacted in Could, received rolling not too long ago as Japan and the US held their first financial “two-plus-two” dialogue involving their overseas and trade ministers on July 29 in Washington.

The joint assertion of the U.S.-Japan Financial Coverage Consultative Committee, titled “Strengthening Financial Safety and the Guidelines-Primarily based Order,” stated the ministers “intend to collaborate in selling and defending vital and rising applied sciences in a way in step with worldwide guidelines and norms, together with via analysis and improvement, in addition to export controls, in order to help technological competitiveness and resilience and to deal with the challenges posed by the illicit diversion of know-how vital for weapons improvement.”