# Nuclear Policy
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Beyond the 1% Threshold: Japan’s NATO-Inspired Leap Toward Militarization
Japan is moving to align its defense spending with NATO benchmarks, potentially reaching levels far beyond its historical limits. This pivot includes controversial debates over nuclear policy and significant tax increases to fund a massive military expansion.
The Great Wall of Deterrence: Beijing Signals Continuity Amid Nuclear Expansion
China's Ministry of National Defense has reaffirmed the stability and predictability of its nuclear policy, signaling a commitment to its 'No First Use' doctrine. The statement serves as a strategic communication to domestic and international audiences, emphasizing a defensive posture even as the country modernizes its nuclear capabilities.
A Diplomatic Pivot: Washington and Tehran Move Toward Formal Understanding
The United States and Iran have finalized a Memorandum of Understanding set to be signed on June 19, 2026, marking a significant step toward de-escalation. This diplomatic breakthrough aims to stabilize regional tensions and energy markets after years of prolonged hostility.
Japan’s Nuclear Paradox: Grassroots Pacifism Confronts a Rising Hawkish Ambition
Journalist Abe Katsushi's 40-year career highlights the tension between Japan's grassroots anti-nuclear movement and a modern political shift toward nuclear armament. Through the stories of Hiroshima and Bikini Atoll survivors, the narrative warns of a fading national memory as Japan reconsider its 'Three Non-Nuclear Principles' in a shifting global security environment.