近期，日本新潟县当地民众对于东京电力公司重启老旧核电站的反对声音持续高涨。他们指出，东京电力公司近年来丑闻频发，管理体系存在漏洞，使得民 众对重启核电站的安全忧虑难以消除。 日本新潟县民间团体成员 浅利亲男：当推进6号机组的运转时，燃料室出现了问题，我们当时向东京电力提出了问题，得到的回答并不是非常明确。他们的 回答大概是这样的，基本上可以确定，但不是100%确定，大约99%可以理解，剩下的1%仍然不清楚。对于存在不确定因素的部分，不应贸然重新启动机 组。 新潟县民众 笹口孝明：我们新潟县民认为，东电并不是一家以安全为优先的公司，由于东电曾造成福岛核事故，又发生了各种丑闻。新潟县民对东电，继 续运营核电站感到不安。 针对日本政府试图修改"无核三原则"的动向，当地居民和民间团体也表达了担忧。 日本新潟县民间团体成员 浅利亲男：日本人在广岛和长崎曾经受到核武器伤害，很多人死亡，因此使用核武器是不对的，拥有核武器也是不可以的。现在 高市政权想彻底改变这一点，日本应当对核问题负起明确责任，高市政权似乎没有做到这一点。对于日本政府的做法，我们持明确反对意见。 新潟县民众 笹口孝明："无核三原则"是日本政府长期坚守的方针 ...

19日，日本民众在日本众议院议员会馆前举行集会，反对高市早苗解散众议院。他们认为，高市在国会尚未就重要法案进行充分讨论的情况下，便宣布解散 众议院，使财政预算和控制物价等民生议题的前景变得不确定。 集会参加者：这段时间高市当上首相之后，一直说要应对物价上涨，选举时还说过会调整消费税，可结果什么都没拿出来。既然说了要做，就请赶紧行动， 为何什么都不做，反而去解散众议院？正如大家所说的那样，我认为这次解散根本没有正当理由。 集会参加者还对自民党内讨论修改"无核三原则"的动向表示不满，认为不能在"无核三原则"问题上有所松动。 集会参加者："无核三原则"是必须严格遵守的原则，我们明明有宪法第九条，为什么还能做出这样的事情，这本身就很不正常，自民党就是在不断做不该做 的事情，他们是在刻意制造东亚的紧张局势，这种事情绝对不该去做。 集会参加者：日本是拥有宪法第九条的国家，它以日本对战争的反省为基础，规定不再发动战争。作为日本的首相，本应挺起胸膛捍卫和平才对。 集会参加者：日本在政治体制中确立了"无核三原则"，并将其作为必须恪守的国家方针，然而高市却轻易地想改变它。我对此强烈反对，这是绝对不该做的 事情。 集会参加者：该做 ...

Core Viewpoint - The newly formed political party "Center Reform Union" in Japan advocates for the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" and aims to counter the ruling party in the upcoming House of Representatives elections [1] Group 1: Political Positioning - The "Center Reform Union" is a coalition between the Constitutional Democratic Party and the Komeito Party, officially established on January 16 [1] - The party's formation is a strategic move to unite opposition against Prime Minister Sanna Takashi's ruling coalition in the upcoming elections [1] Group 2: Economic Policies - The party's basic policies include a shift towards "people-first" economic policies, correcting the excessive depreciation of the yen, and lowering the prices of essential goods [1] - Key points of the party's agenda also emphasize sustainable economic growth, the establishment of a new social security model, and the realization of an inclusive society [1] Group 3: Foreign and Defense Policy - The "Center Reform Union" promotes pragmatic foreign and defense policies as part of its foundational principles [1]

Core Viewpoint - The newly formed political party "Center Reform Union" by the Constitutional Democratic Party and Komeito aims to counter the ruling party led by Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide in the upcoming House of Representatives election, advocating for a "life-first" economic policy and adherence to the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" [2]. Group 1: Political Developments - The Constitutional Democratic Party and Komeito officially established the "Center Reform Union" on January 16, 2023, to collaborate against the ruling party in the upcoming elections [2]. - Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide announced the dissolution of the House of Representatives on January 23, with elections scheduled for February 8, 2023 [2]. Group 2: Policy Proposals - The "Center Reform Union" emphasizes economic policies that prioritize the needs of citizens, aiming to correct the excessive depreciation of the yen and reduce the prices of essential goods [2]. - Key points of the party's agenda include sustainable economic growth, the establishment of a new social security model, the realization of an inclusive society, and the implementation of pragmatic foreign and defense policies [2].

Core Viewpoint - The newly formed political party "Center Reform Union" in Japan, created by the Constitutional Democratic Party and Komeito, aims to prioritize the needs of citizens and address economic issues ahead of the upcoming House of Representatives election [1][2]. Group 1: Political Developments - The Constitutional Democratic Party and Komeito officially announced the formation of the "Center Reform Union" on January 16, 2023, to jointly oppose the ruling party led by Prime Minister Sanna Takashi in the upcoming elections [1][2]. - Prime Minister Sanna Takashi announced the dissolution of the House of Representatives on January 19, with elections scheduled for February 8, 2023 [1][2]. Group 2: Policy Proposals - The "Center Reform Union" advocates for the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" and aims to shift economic policies to prioritize the needs of citizens, correct the excessive depreciation of the yen, and lower the prices of essential goods [1][2]. - Key points of the party's agenda include sustainable economic growth, the establishment of a new social security model, the realization of an inclusive society, and the implementation of pragmatic foreign and defense policies [1][2].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Japanese officials, including Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, are pushing to amend the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles," which is deemed unacceptable by various stakeholders [1][2] - There is a strong call from international figures for the global community to remain vigilant against Japan's potential re-militarization, as the push to modify these principles poses a serious challenge to the post-war international order [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the strong opposition from Japanese politicians, particularly from Social Democratic Party leader Mizuho Fukushima, against Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's attempts to alter Japan's post-war security policy, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" [1][3]. Group 1 - Fukushima asserts that Japan, being the only country to have suffered atomic bombings, must adhere to the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" and that any support for nuclear armament is unacceptable [3][4]. - The remarks made by government officials advocating for nuclear weapons are seen as a serious challenge to these principles, which Fukushima believes must be upheld [1][3]. - Fukushima criticizes Takaichi's statements regarding a "survival crisis situation," claiming they violate the Japanese Constitution and the definitions within security laws, demanding Takaichi retract her comments [4][6]. Group 2 - Fukushima emphasizes the strong sense of crisis among atomic bomb survivors regarding discussions of nuclear armament, indicating that such discussions are not merely acceptable [3]. - She calls for Takaichi to take political responsibility for her statements, suggesting that failure to do so could lead to severe consequences for the government [4][6]. - The potential implications of Takaichi's comments could lead to absurd and unacceptable outcomes, such as Japan engaging in military action during conflicts in other regions [6].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights Japan's increasing nuclear ambitions under the new government led by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, raising concerns about the potential revival of militarism and threats to global peace and the post-war international order [3][4]. Group 1: Japan's Nuclear Policy Changes - Japan, as a defeated nation in World War II and a signatory of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), is prohibited from developing nuclear weapons, with its "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" being a long-standing policy [4]. - Recent actions by the Japanese government, including ambiguous statements from Prime Minister Kishida regarding the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles," suggest a potential shift towards nuclear armament [4][6]. - The government has been pushing for a stronger U.S. nuclear deterrent in the region, indicating a desire to modify its nuclear stance [4][6]. Group 2: Technical Capabilities for Nuclear Armament - Japan possesses the technical and economic capabilities to develop nuclear weapons rapidly, with a complete nuclear fuel cycle and advanced nuclear research institutions [5][6]. - The country has accumulated a significant amount of separated plutonium, approximately 44.4 tons, which exceeds its civilian nuclear energy needs, raising concerns about its potential use for military purposes [6][7]. - Japan's military capabilities include equipment that can be adapted for nuclear use, such as F-35A fighter jets and Tomahawk cruise missiles, indicating a potential pathway to nuclear armament [6][7]. Group 3: International and Domestic Reactions - The international community, including China and the United Nations, has expressed strong opposition to Japan's nuclear ambitions, emphasizing the need to uphold non-proliferation principles [7]. - Prominent figures in Japan, including former Prime Ministers, have called for adherence to the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles," reflecting domestic resistance to any shift towards militarization [7]. - A report has proposed ten recommendations aimed at reinforcing the commitment to nuclear non-proliferation and urging Japan to clarify its nuclear policy and adhere to international obligations [7].

国际人士表示高市早苗错误言论及军事扩张路线极其危险 央视网消息（新闻联播）：日本人士表示，高市早苗的错误言论以及高市等日本高官推动修改"无核三 原则"不符合日本宪法，是在破坏战后国际秩序，不可接受。 国际人士表示，日本首相高市早苗的错误言论及日本官员"拥核"言论给全世界带来巨大风险，令人担 忧。 ...

本文转自【央视新闻客户端】； 针对日本首相高市早苗接连不断试图改变日本战后安保政策的举动，日本参议院议员、社会民主党党首 福岛瑞穗表示，日本应坚定维护"无核三原则"。部分日本政府官员的"日本拥核"言论是对该原则的严重 挑战，完全不可接受。 福岛瑞穗对高市早苗的错误言论提出强烈批评。她表示，高市早苗必须撤回发言，并承担政治责任。 日本参议院议员、社会民主党党首 福岛瑞穗：高市早苗所谓"存亡危机事态"的相关发言，不仅违反了 日本宪法，也违背了安保相关法中对"存亡危机事态"本身的定义。因此，高市必须撤回错误发言。否则 的话，当某个国家、某个地区发生冲突时，难道日本就要对其发动武力攻击吗？这将导致极其荒谬、不 可接受的结果。因此，高市应当撤回这一发言。如果不撤回这一发言，高市内阁就应当下台。 日本参议院议员、社会民主党党首 福岛瑞穗：日本是世界上唯一一个遭受过原子弹轰炸的国家，因此 应当坚守"无核三原则"。"无核三原则"本身是非常重要的原则，然而政府官员却出现支持核武装、主张 拥有核武器的言论，我认为这是完全不可接受的。有人认为"讨论总归是可以的"，但事实并非如此。核 爆幸存者对"出现这种讨论"本身就抱有极其强烈的危 ...