Cointime reports: Japan’s government is considering writing an exception to its three non-nuclear principles into the National Security Strategy due for revision at the end of the year, potentially allowing nuclear weapons to be brought into Japan in emergencies. The move was reported by Kyodo News on the 5th, citing people familiar with the matter. The revision is scheduled for year-end.
Japan Weighs Nuclear Weapons Exception in Security Strategy Revision
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