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NATO had plans to open a liaison office in Tokyo, Japan, as part of its efforts to deepen cooperation with partners in the Asia-Pacific region. However, this proposal faced opposition from China, and the idea appears to have been shelved. While NATO recognizes China as a systemic threat, the joint communique did not mention Taiwan, a significant security concern for Japan and South Korea.

R.A. Purwanto
April 14, 2024
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