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Australia's Albanese, Japan's Kishida agree to strengthen security ties

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida agreed on Saturday to strengthen security ties between the two U.S. allies amid China's push for greater influence in the Asia-Pacific region. The summit is the fourth for the leaders, since Albanese took office in May. Australia is a major supplier of iron ore, coal and gas to Japan.

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Times of India

Japan, Australia ink security pact with eye on China

Prime ministers Fumio Kishida and Anthony Albanese inked the accord in the Western Australian city of Perth, revamping a dusty 15-year-old accord drafted when terrorism and weapons proliferation were the overriding concerns.

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The Hindu

Japan, Australia ink security pact with eye on China

Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese inked the accord in the Western Australian city of Perth

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The Independent

Japan, Australia upgrade security pact against China threat

Japan and Australia have signed a new bilateral security agreement to reflect the deteriorating security outlook for their region driven by China's increasing assertiveness

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

Australia's Albanese, Japan's Kishida agree to strengthen security ties

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Associated Press News

Japan, Australia upgrade security pact against China threat

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Japan and Australia on Saturday signed a new bilateral security agreement covering military, intelligence and cybersecurity cooperation to counter the deteriorating security outlook driven by China’s increasing assertiveness.

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Japan, Australia upgrade security pact against China threat

Japan and Australia have signed a new bilateral security agreement to reflect the deteriorating security outlook for their region driven by China's increasing assertiveness

2 years ago·United States

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