security reforms

The National Assembly is advancing constitutional reforms to establish state police, while former military chiefs and stakeholders call for stronger security institutions, better intelligence, and increased funding to address insecurity.

Former military chiefs and stakeholders are advocating for urgent security reforms, including strengthening internal security institutions and increasing funding to address insecurity. They support the National Assembly's constitutional reforms to establish state police.

Japan's Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi is countering China's accusations of 'new militarism' to prevent the label from hindering Tokyo's security reforms. His remarks aim to shape perceptions among Japan's state partners, according to analysts.