Nagasaki Remembrance Highlights Japan's Nuclear-Policy Drift Under PM Takaichi

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At Nagasaki's 81st bombing anniversary, Mayor Shiro Suzuki denounces nuclear weapons as ‘absolute evil’ and urges Japan to uphold the three non-nuclear principles, while Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pushes a major defence-policy overhaul that could expand Japan’s military role and fuel debate over allowing nuclear arms under the US security umbrella, amid concerns from survivors and critics about a return to ‘new militarism.’
Topics:nation#extended-deterrence#nagasaki-bombing#nuclear-weapons#sanae-takaichi#three-non-nuclear-principles#world
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