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Germany and Japan Increase Military Capabilities

Japan and Germany are increasing their military capabilities, as noted in a meeting between Defense Ministers Shinjiro Koizumi and Boris Pistorius in Yokosuka, Japan. This development represents a notable change in defense strategies for both nations since World War II.

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Japan and Germany are increasing their military capabilities, as noted in a meeting between Defense Ministers Shinjiro Koizumi and Boris Pistorius in Yokosuka, Japan. This development represents a notable change in defense strategies for both nations since World War II.

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Original Headline

Germany and Japan Are Rearming Again, 80 Years After World War II

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Germany and Japan Increase Military Capabilities