TOKYO: Japan’s prime minister on Monday called for a boost to the country’s defenses in the face of North Korean threats, warning that Tokyo needs to be able to protect itself.
The call is a common refrain from nationalist leader Shinzo Abe, who has long advocated a stiffening of Japan’s military posture, despite its officially pacifist constitution.
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