Three Non-Nuclear Principles

A Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said Japan should be urged to abide by its Three Non-Nuclear Principles, the longstanding policy barring Japan from possessing, producing or allowing nuclear weapons on its territory. The remarks come amid ongoing regional tensions and debate over nuclear policy in East Asia, renewing attention to Japan's stated commitments.

A Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said Japan should be urged to strictly abide by its Three Non-Nuclear Principles, the longstanding policy of not producing, possessing or allowing nuclear weapons on Japanese territory. The remarks come amid ongoing debate over regional security and Japan's defence posture, with Beijing pressing Tokyo to keep its commitments on nuclear non-proliferation.