Core Viewpoint - Japan's Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide is pushing to lift restrictions on arms exports, which could lead to a significant increase in Japan's military exports and raise concerns about regional security [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Changes - The Japanese government plans to submit a motion in February 2026 to abolish the current five categories of arms export restrictions, effectively allowing for a comprehensive opening of arms exports, including potentially lethal equipment [1]. - Since 2014, Japan has gradually relaxed its arms export policies, transitioning from a strict "three principles" of arms exports to a more permissive "three principles of defense equipment transfer," which allows for various types of arms exports under certain conditions [1][2]. Group 2: Military Cooperation and Strategy - The current security policy emphasizes that the transfer of defense equipment is crucial for maintaining peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region, and it aims to deter adversaries from altering the status quo through military means [2]. - Japan has signed defense equipment and technology transfer agreements with countries such as the U.S., U.K., Italy, Australia, and the Philippines, expanding its military cooperation network and enhancing its overseas military presence [2]. Group 3: Domestic and International Reactions - There is a growing concern among the Japanese public regarding the government's arms export policies, with protests emerging against Japan becoming a "merchant of weapons" [3]. - The government's strategy to expand arms exports is seen as a means to bolster domestic military-related industries and strengthen alliances, but it raises alarms about potential militarization and regional instability [3].

The Cold War ended more than three decades ago, but many of the weapons built for it never left U.S. service. Designed for a superpower conflict that never happened, these systems instead adapted to entirely new forms of warfare. Their continued use reflects a simple truth of military power: weapons that work are kept, regardless... Iconic Cold War Weapons the U.S. Military Still Relies On Today. ...

（来源：吴说） 据《金融时报》，伊朗国防出口中心（Mindex）表示，已在过去一年提出允许以加密货币作为支付方 式，向外国政府出售包括弹道导弹、无人机和军舰在内的先进武器系统，同时也接受以物易物和伊朗里 亚尔结算。Mindex 为伊朗负责海外军售的国有机构，称其与 35 个国家存在客户关系，并在官网列出多 类武器装备。该网站支持多语言，其网站真实性已通过存档版本、注册信息及技术基础设施审查核实。 ...

日本外务大臣茂木敏充12月23日在记者会上公布了2026财年外务省预算草案。草案显示，2026财年，日本政府计划加速向他国提供武器装备。 2024财年，日本将该机制的预算金额提升至50亿日元，2025财年进一步上涨至81亿日元，支援对象国名单也从4个国家扩大至8个国家。 专家解读：日本欲通过隐蔽渐进政策组合推动军事扩张 0:00 根据预算草案，"政府安全保障能力强化支援"机制（OSA）的规模将被大幅扩充，预算金额将达到181亿日元（约合8.15亿元人民币），较2025财年的81亿 日元大幅上涨。 2023年4月，日本设立"政府安全保障能力强化支援"机制，以发展中国家为所谓支援对象，提供卫星通信系统、警戒监视雷达、巡逻艇以及帮助建设军民共 用港口等，"以稳定对日本至关重要的海上交通要道"。 2023年底，该机制正式启用。11月，日本政府向菲律宾海岸警卫队提供五套海岸监视雷达，向孟加拉国提供四艘用于警戒监视的警备艇；12月，又分别向马 来西亚和斐济提供资金，用于购买警备艇和救援艇。总金额约为20亿日元。 中国社科院日本研究所政治研究室助理研究员 孟明铭：日本政府的这种策略既规避了直接违反宪法第九条的政治风险，又实 ...

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Group 1 - Greece's parliament approved the procurement of 36 PULS rocket artillery systems from Israel, with a total contract value of approximately €650 million [1] - The PULS rocket artillery system, also known as the "Precision Universal Launching System," is developed and manufactured by Israeli company Elbit [1] - The maximum range of the PULS system can reach up to 300 kilometers [1]

Group 1: Company Overview - The company operates in three main sectors: special products, automotive parts, and strategic emerging industries [2][3] - Special products include lightweight weaponry, with exports to dozens of countries, focusing on modernization through mechanization, informatization, and intelligence [2] - The automotive parts sector includes components like connecting rods and braking systems, adapting to trends in electrification and lightweighting, with a leading market share in connecting rods [2] Group 2: Market Management and Investor Relations - The company emphasizes the importance of market value management, focusing on operational management, strategic planning, and enhancing communication with market participants [3] - There is currently no equity incentive plan, but any future plans will comply with legal disclosure requirements [3] Group 3: Research and Development - In the first half of 2025, the company invested ¥118,603,321.52 in R&D, representing a year-on-year increase of 16.44% [3] Group 4: Financial Management - As of Q3 2025, accounts receivable amounted to ¥1,670,123,877.30, an increase of 24.49% from the beginning of the year, with measures in place for monitoring and collection [3] - The company has made adequate provisions for potential impairment losses in accordance with accounting standards [3] Group 5: Shareholder Information - As of November 10, 2025, the number of shareholders is 90,600 [4]