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The Japanese government expects the Danish government to “make appropriate decisions based on the rule of law” and hand over Paul Watson, the anti-whaling activist and founder of the Sea Shepherd environmental group, for trial in Tokyo.
The Australian government announced plans earlier this year to acquire 11 new frigates to replace its ageing Anzac-class vessels. The navy’s requirements specify that the ships must weigh between 3,000 and 5,000 tonnes, feature at least 16 vertical-launch cells for missiles, and include an enclosed hangar for one helicopter.
“But Trump, in his inimitable way, stirred the pot, and she had no choice [but to respond],” Cucek told This Week in Asia.
Headline items on the ministry’s wish list include the development of artificial intelligence to assist in national defence; uncrewed weapons systems in the air, on the ground and at sea; and the development of counterstrike capabilities through the purchase of long-range missiles and the building of an additional Aegis-class destroyer to launch them.
The poll by Ipsos SA, a French opinion research company, asked nearly 22,000 people in 29 countries about steps taken by governments and society at large to achieve equality in terms of gender, employment, sexual diversity and individuals with disabilities.
To date, global temperatures are around two degrees higher than the average recorded in 1900, and there are concerns about the difficulty of reversing this trend or even stabilising current levels.
A brief incursion by a Chinese reconnaissance aircraft into Japanese airspace has sparked concerned debate among analysts, who believe the act was a strategically calculated move despite protestations from Beijing that it was not intentional.
“We have seen continued pro-Japan submissive diplomacy and a desperation to erase history” under Yoon, the DPK’s parliamentary leader, Park Chan-dae, was quoted as saying by Yonhap News.