Japan considers rebranding energy, AI spending as defense amid US pressure
Japan is considering placing a wider range of expenditures, including energy and some development assistance, under the umbrella of defense spending starting next fiscal year. This move, reported by Nikkei, aims to meet U.S. demands for bigger budgets and help Japan achieve a defense spending target of 3.5% of GDP.
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