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How 9/11 changed Japan’s approach to security forever
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· September 11, 2026
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Key points The 9/11 attack triggered new precedents in overseas activities. A significant event changed Japan's approach to security.
A significant event changed Japan's approach to security. The 9/11 attack triggered new precedents in overseas activities. These new precedents were later enshrined in law.
As a result of the attack, Japan's ties with foreign partners deepened. The change in approach to security has had lasting effects.
Further details about the impact of the event on Japan's security approach are available from the source, providing more insight into the changes that occurred and their significance.
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