An interesting phenomenon is occurring—nuclear energy investment is suddenly being incorporated into the ESG framework. The logic behind this is quite straightforward: Europe urgently needs to fund its defense, but previously moral considerations were tied to investment choices, and now they are being forced to adjust their stance. Financial media that once enthusiastically promoted ESG investing are also changing their tune, and this shift in attitude highlights how strong the reality is behind the issue. When geopolitical pressure meets investment ethics, the latter often has to give way—and this time is no exception. Although this adjustment appears somewhat passive, it also reflects how global capital markets are re-evaluating what truly constitutes "long-term value."