Japan seeks stronger deterrence after China submarine missile launch

Security challenges could prompt calls to revisit non-nuclear stance China's launch of a ballistic missile from a nuclear submarine this month suggests its heightened offensive capabilities. (Xinhua via AP) TOKYO — The Japanese government will look for ways to bolster the extended nuclear deterrence provided by the U.S. as part of revisions to three key security documents at the end of the year.

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