Japanese Split on Collective Self-Defense in Event of Taiwan Crisis – Poll

NAMPA / Sputnik

2025-11-16

TOKYO, November 16 (RIA Novosti) - The Japanese are split on whether their country should invoke its right to collective self-defense in the event of a Taiwan contingency, a poll released on Sunday by Kyodo news agency showed. The phone survey, conducted on Saturday and Sunday among 482 randomly selected households with eligible voters and 622 mobile phone users, showed that 48.8% of those polled supported exercising Japan's right to collective s......

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