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A recent remark by a government adviser has reopened one of Japan’s most sensitive postwar debates: whether the country should ever consider nuclear weapons. Japan is the only nation to have suffered atomic bombings and has long upheld three non-nuclear principles. Public support for those principles remains strong. But rising regional tensions and more ambiguous language from senior politicians are raising questions about whether that long-standing taboo could one day change. In this episode of

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