Four Nagasaki A-bomb survivor groups held a rally in protest against the Takaichi government’s move to review Japan’s national policy of “not producing or possessing nuclear weapons, and not allowing nuclear weapons to be brought in to Japan.”
Three opposition parties, including the Japanese Communist Party, submitted to the House of Representatives a bill aimed at providing relief to victims of non-payment for their work constructing foreign pavilions for the Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai.
JCP Secretariat Head Koike condemned and protested against acts of spreading false rumors about a statement which JCP lawmaker Horikawa made at a Diet meeting in regard to Prime Minister Takaichi’s “Taiwan contingency” remark.
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Koike protests against spread of malicious rumors about JCP lawmaker criticizing PM Takaichi’s ‘Taiwan’ remark
‘Santeito’ party and DPP each submit their respective anti-spy bills to Diet
Hokkaido governor approves restart of Tomari nuclear reactor
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