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Japan accelerates defense spending to 2% of GDP and plans early security-strategy revisions, plus tighter foreign compliance rules. Japan will accelerate defense buildup to hit an annual military spending target of 2 percent of GDP and advance an early revision of its security strategy, potentially expanding Self-Defense Forces' roles, easing arms export restrictions, and increasing procurement, while funding plans remain unspecified. Concurrently, the government will strengthen enforcement on foreign residents, study controls on foreign land purchases, and task economic-security authorities with stepped-up regulation to link migration and property controls to national-security objectives.
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<h1>Japan accelerates defense spending to 2% of GDP and plans early security-strategy revisions, plus tighter foreign compliance rules.</h1> Japan will accelerate defense buildup to hit an annual military spending target of 2 percent of GDP and advance an early revision of its security strategy, potentially expanding Self-Defense Forces' roles, easing arms export restrictions, and increasing procurement, while funding plans remain unspecified. Concurrently, the government will strengthen enforcement on foreign residents, study controls on foreign land purchases, and task economic-security authorities with stepped-up regulation to link migration and property controls to national-security objectives.