央广网北京1月9日消息 据中央广播电视总台中国之声《新闻和报纸摘要》报道，日本首相高市早 苗的错误言论引发日本国内和国际社会批评。日本在野党近日批评高市将日本引向"战争国家"。 日本东洋大学法学院教授楠元纯一郎："无核三原则"一直被视为日本的"国策"，日本还加入了《不 扩散核武器条约》，因此在拥有或制造核武器方面存在一定的法律约束。国民的生活、普通民众的日常 状况依然十分艰难，在没有涨工资的情况下，物价却持续攀升，因此我认为，日本政府应当在预算分配 或政策制定上更多地向国民生活倾斜。 阿尔及利亚-中国友好协会主席伊斯梅尔·德贝什：我认为日方错误言论不符合日本自身和日本人民 的利益。日本作为一个与中国贸易额持续超过3000亿美元的国家，竟然发表如此不理智、不合逻辑的言 论。整个国际社会，无论是日本国内及其盟友，还是对中国友好的国家，都在谴责日方的错误言论。中 国拥有对台湾的主权，日本无权干涉中国内政。 日本共产党委员长田村智子表示，高市发表的言论极其危险，并在日中关系中引发严重事态，同时 也暴露出高市政权缺乏有效的外交能力。 ...

【#石破茂再批日本拥核言论#】#日本前首相再批日本拥核言论#据CCTV国际时讯，日本前首相石破茂 12月26日晚对首相官邸官员日前扬言"日本应当拥有核武器"的言论再次提出批评。石破茂在日本BS11 电视频道26日晚播出的一档节目上表示，作为世界上唯一遭受过原子弹轰炸的国家，日本的立场应当是 阻止核扩散，不应发表否定这一立场的言论。12月18日，日本首相官邸一名负责安全保障政策的官员向 官邸记者团表达了"日本应当拥有核武器"的想法。相关言论被披露后，在日本国内引发舆论批评。据日 本《周刊文春》杂志电子版12月24日报道，这名官员是负责核军控、核不扩散事务的首相辅佐官尾上定 正。对此，石破茂日前表示，如果日本拥有核武器，就不得不退出《不扩散核武器条约》以及国际原子 能机构。他强调，这将使支撑日本能源体系的核能政策无法成立，"这对日本而言，绝不是一件有利的 事情"。 ...

社论说，不拥有、不制造、不引进核武器的"无核三原则"是日本战后的根本国策。首相官邸官员此番言 论不仅彻底背离了日本政府应当秉持的立场，更使高市首相的用人标准遭受广泛质疑。值得注意的是， 要求问责的声音不仅来自在野党，就连执政联盟内部也出现要求撤换官员的强烈呼声。 社论指出，在涉台言论余波未平之际，高市政府再次因核问题陷入外交风波，国际社会对高市政府的不 信任与忧虑恐将进一步蔓延。日本政府必须意识到，若继续含糊其辞，最终损害的必将是国家根本利 益。 近期日本首相官邸官员关于"日本应当拥核"的言论引发多家日本媒体的批驳。 日本《冲绳时报》12月21日发表社论指出，作为国家安全政策核心决策层的官员，其言论绝非一句"个 人见解"就可以搪塞的，其严重性远超想象。 《冲绳时报》报 道截图 编辑：韩睿 社论认为，日本自民党内部对核武器问题的危险倾向由来已久，而最令人担忧的是，视安倍为政治导师 的高市早苗，近期被曝正在推动重新审视"无核三原则"。作为《不扩散核武器条约》缔约国，日本本应 率先推动核裁军，而今却出现开历史倒车的危险倾向。 社论要求，高市早苗须就此事作出说明，并明确重申"无核三原则"的立场。 日本地方媒体《中国新 ...

石破茂做客富士电视台节目 多家日本媒体早前报道说，一名在首相官邸工作的官员12月18日向媒体表示，鉴于日本面临"严峻的安 全保障环境"，他个人认为"日本应当拥有核武器"。 报道称，该官员的工作就是负责向日本首相高市早苗提供安全保障政策等方面的建议。报道提到，该官 员认为由于中国、俄罗斯和朝鲜的核力量都在增强，同时美国方面的核威慑力存在"可信度"的问题，因 此"日本应当拥有核武器"，认为日本各方应该对此进行讨论。 【文/观察者网 柳白】日本高官早前放出的"日本应当拥有核武器"言论引发轩然大波。日本前首相石破 茂12月20日做客富士电视台节目时警告，拥核"对日本而言绝无益处"。 该官员在发表这一"暴论"后，也表示目前日本政府并未就此召开实际讨论，"拥核"属于他个人的观点。 且考虑到《不扩散核武器条约》等国际条约体制的限制，以及"无核三原则"在日本属于长期国策，因此 在短期内日本即便想要拥核，也很难在现实中做到。 据西日本电视台（TNC）报道，石破茂在当天的直播节目中指出，"（该言论）不知出自何人之口，属 于个人私下发表的观点"，他进一步表示，"倘若日本拥核，就必须退出《不扩散核武器条约》（NPT） 和国际原子能机 ...

Core Viewpoint - Iran is preparing to submit a high-priority proposal to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and its Additional Protocol in response to the activation of a "rapid reinstatement of sanctions" mechanism [1] Summary by Relevant Categories Legislative Actions - A proposal will be submitted to the Iranian parliament for consideration, which includes the withdrawal from the NPT and its Additional Protocol [1] - The proposal is classified as a "third-level" priority, indicating it requires urgent parliamentary review [1] Diplomatic Relations - Iran will suspend any negotiations with the United States and the European countries (UK, France, Germany) [1] - Cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) regarding oversight will be terminated [1] Implementation Requirements - If the proposal is approved and enacted into law, the Iranian Foreign Ministry and the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization must submit a report on its implementation to the parliament within one week [1]

Core Viewpoint - Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, stated that European countries (UK, France, Germany) should not coordinate their stance with the United States, and Iran will respond to the activation of the "snapback sanctions" mechanism [1] Group 1 - Iran is currently discussing whether to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) [1] - Iran has agreed to allow a technical delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to visit Tehran within the next two to three weeks [1]

Core Viewpoint - The actions of Israel have dealt a fatal blow to the implementation mechanisms of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons [1] Group 1 - The Iranian Foreign Minister has expressed concerns regarding Israel's behavior impacting nuclear non-proliferation efforts [1]

Group 1 - Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif stated that Iran consistently adheres to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and its safeguard agreements [1] - Iran's cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will be coordinated by the Supreme National Security Council of Iran for clear security considerations [1]

Core Viewpoint - Iran denies any plans to resume nuclear negotiations with the United States, undermining the prospects for a diplomatic resolution to the conflict following President Trump's suggestion that an agreement could be reached as early as next week [1] Group 1: Diplomatic Relations - Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif stated that there are currently no agreements or discussions regarding new negotiations, dismissing speculation about resuming talks [1] - President Trump indicated that discussions could take place next week, marking the first such meeting since U.S. military actions disrupted diplomatic efforts regarding Iran's nuclear program [1] Group 2: Nuclear Program and Inspections - Zarif rejected requests from UN inspectors to assess the damage to nuclear facilities caused by U.S. and Israeli bombings, describing the losses as "significant and serious" [2] - Iran is currently not planning to host IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, and has continued to block IAEA access even after a ceasefire [3] - A new law in Iran has suspended all cooperation with the IAEA, raising concerns about the verification of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile, which Israel and its allies fear could be used for nuclear weapons [3]

Domestic News - The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the U.S. attack on Iran and called for a ceasefire among the conflicting parties [2] - The cross-border payment platform has officially launched, with the first remittance transaction taking place in Shenzhen [2] - The general manager of Kweichow Moutai Group visited JD.com and Alibaba, and held a market seminar with traditional distributors from several provinces [2] International News - The government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo announced an extension of three temporary bans on cobalt [3] - Belarus and the U.S. are negotiating to restore normal diplomatic relations [3] - The U.S. and Russia have suspended negotiations on sensitive diplomatic issues due to dissatisfaction with the negotiation location [3] - In the Middle East situation: - The Iranian parliament approved the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, but the final decision rests with Iran's Supreme National Security Council [3] - Houthi forces announced they would resume attacks on U.S. ships [3] - Trump stated that using the term "regime change" is politically incorrect, but questioned why not pursue regime change if the current Iranian regime cannot "make Iran great again" [3] - U.S. media reported that the U.S. has contacted Iran, denying any intention of regime change [3] - The U.S. disclosed details of operations to strike Iranian nuclear facilities, involving B-2 bombers and 14 massive bunker-busting bombs [3] - The Iranian foreign minister arrived in Moscow for a meeting with Putin [3] - Trump warned that any retaliation from Iran would lead to greater strikes [3] - Iranian officials stated that Iran currently has the right to legally withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons [3] - An advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader indicated that enriched uranium materials are still in play, stating "the game is not over" [3]