Greetings from AJW, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made clear May 15 his government will lift Japan’s self-imposed ban on exercising the right to collective self-defense, saying the change will help to prevent Japan from going to war. One analysis says that the move is being spurred by the governments strong feeling of rivalry with China. * COLLECTIVE SELF-DEFENSE: Strong feeling of rivalry with China * COLLECTIVE SELF-DEFENSE: Mistrust from China, S. Korea greet Japans policy change * COLLECTIVE SELF-DEFENSE: Views of SDF members and former Imperial Army soldiers * Ichiro Komatsu steps down as Cabinet Legislation Bureau chief, Abe to name successor * Nagasakis Tsushima city holds Korean parade and festival * Fast-food workers demand salary hikes, take protest to streets * MUSIC: Paul McCartney arrives with a robot for latest tour * Gimmick: Pharma maker shoots can of powdered Pocari Sweat drink to the moon, hopes future moonwalkers will enjoy it We will post these and more stories later today on AJW.asahi. Stay up to date with AJW in your news feed by clicking like on this page. Thanks for reading AJW.
Posted on: Fri, 16 May 2014 03:26:59 +0000
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