SECURITYASIA TIMES
The age of rearmament
Japanese officials are increasingly open to discussing nuclear weapons, nuclear sharing, and revising the country’s Three Non-Nuclear Principles. This shift is driven by doubts about U.S. reliability and rising concerns over China.
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