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Japan, U.S., Philippines to step up maritime security ties

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U.S. diplomat: China's actions threaten safety of waterways in resource-rich Indo-Pacific. China's disregard for international law and heavy-handed actions aimed at increasing control over region. China ranks second highest in military spending after the United States. Japan sees China as a regional security threat and worries about growing tensions surrounding Taiwan.

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The Hindu

Japan, U.S., Philippines to step up maritime security ties

China ranks second highest in military spending after the United States and is rapidly modernising its forces

2 years ago·India

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Associated Press News

Japan, US, Philippines to step up maritime security ties

TOKYO (AP) — An American diplomat in Tokyo on Tuesday criticized China's “increasingly hostile maritime actions” as a threat to the safety of waterways in the resource-rich Indo-Pacific, as the United States seeks to strengthen security cooperation with allies Japan and the Philippines.

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Japan, US, Philippines to step up maritime security ties

An American diplomat in Tokyo has criticized what he calls China’s “increasingly hostile maritime actions” as a threat to the safety of waterways in the resource-rich Indo-Pacific

2 years ago·United States

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Washington Times

Japan, U.S., Philippines to step up maritime security ties

An American diplomat in Tokyo on Tuesday criticized China’s “increasingly hostile maritime actions” as a threat to the safety of waterways in the resource-rich Indo-Pacific, as the United States seeks to strengthen security cooperation with allies Japan and the Philippines.

2 years ago·United States

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KRDO

Japan, US, Philippines to step up maritime security ties

By HARUKA NUGA Associated PressTOKYO (AP) — An American diplomat in Tokyo has criticized what he calls China’s “increasingly hostile maritime actions” as a threat to the safety of waterways in the resource-rich Indo-Pacific. U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission Raymond Greene said disregard for international law and heavy-handed actions by Beijing are aimed at increasing its control over the region. He made the comments at a news conference ahead of a m…

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Winnipeg Free Press

Japan, US, Philippines to step up maritime security ties

TOKYO (AP) — An American diplomat in Tokyo on Tuesday criticized China’s “increasingly hostile maritime actions” as a threat to the safety of waterways in the resource-rich Indo-Pacific, as the United States seeks to strengthen security cooperation with allies Japan and the Philippines. U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission Raymond Greene said disregard for international law […]

2 years ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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