Japanese media: Japan relaxes arms sales regulations to expand defense business opportunities; Second-hand warships favored
Japan has revised the "Three Principles for Defense Equipment Transfer" and relaxed the regulations on weapons exports.
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Japan has revised the "Three Principles for Defense Equipment Transfer" and relaxed the regulations on weapons exports.
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The bill related to the establishment of the "National Intelligence Agency" proposed by the cabinet of Japanese Prime Minister Masahiko Komura was passed at the plenary session of the House of Representatives and will be submitted to the Senate for further voting.
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Recently, a series of dangerous moves by Japan have drawn significant attention and heightened vigilance from the international community.
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The South Korean Minister of Unification, Jeong Dong-yong, publicly mentioned the new location of North Korea's nuclear facilities, which has sparked ongoing controversy. This not only affects the intelligence cooperation between South Korea and the United States, but has also rapidly become a key political issue in South Korea's domestic political confrontation.
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At 6:10 a.m. local time on April 19th, North Korea launched five modified "Hwasong-11" short-range ballistic missiles from the Sinpo area in South Hamgyong Province towards the East Sea of Japan.
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On Sunday (April 19th), North Korea launched several short-range ballistic missiles.
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South Korean President Lee Jae-myung will visit India and Vietnam in the coming days. This move by Seoul aims to ensure stable fuel supply and alleviate the impact of the war in the Middle East.
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The South Korean government is intensifying diplomatic coordination efforts in an attempt to rescue the 26 Korean vessels stranded in the Strait of Hormuz.
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The wife of former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol, Kim Hyun-hee, testified in court that Yoon Suk Yeol had never mentioned the plan to impose martial law beforehand.
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The Minister of Industry, Trade and Energy of South Korea, Kim Jong-kwan, stated that the country's current crude oil reserves are sufficient to meet the demand from April to May.
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Recently, Apple filed a lawsuit against the once deeply cooperative AI giant OpenAI, accusing the company of systematically poaching Apple's core hardware talents from top to bottom, organizing to obtain commercial secrets such as unannounced mobile phones, headsets, self-developed chips, and exclusive supply chain processes, and using them to quickly launch its own AI hardware products.
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