Yesterday at the UN Headquarters in New York, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres's spokesperson, Stephane Dujarric, reaffirmed the UN's commitment to a nuclear-free future.
"The UN Secretary-General's position on denuclearization and non-proliferation is well known and has been unchanged," Dujarric said on Monday at the daily briefing. 🎙️
This came as journalists asked about Japan's debate over its Three Non-Nuclear Principles – the policies that commit the country to not possess, not produce, and not allow the introduction of nuclear weapons on its territory. 🇯🇵
These principles have guided Japan's national policy for decades, reflecting its dedication to a pacifist path. Now, as leaders in Tokyo weigh updates to these rules, the world is watching whether the country will hold firm or adapt to new regional challenges.
For young news fans, entrepreneurs, and students in Asia and Latin America, this story is a reminder of how global security debates shape the future. Will Japan maintain its nuclear-free tradition? Stay tuned for more updates! ✨
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UN chief position on denuclearization, non-proliferation unchanged
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