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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe
Tokyo - QNA
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"We'd like to consider in detail what form it should take, a permanent or special law. We need to have thorough consultations and coordinate with the ruling coalition," Abe told the upper house Budget Committee.
His remarks could cause a stir even within the ruling parties, as the New Komeito, the junior coalition partner of Abe's Liberal Democratic Party, remains cautious about expanding the role of the Self-Defense Forces overseas.
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