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Nationalism on the rise: Anti-foreign rhetoric gains ground in Japan

Nationalism on the rise: Anti-foreign rhetoric gains ground in Japan
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For several months, Japan has been moving in a more nationalist and conservative direction. The shift has been fuelled by economic challenges at home and growing regional tensions with China. The country's new ultra-conservative prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, is expected to accelerate this agenda, with plans to tighten immigration policies and strengthen Japan's defence posture. A report by Adam

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