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US and Japan plan biggest upgrade to security pact in more than 60 years

The U.S. And Japan will sign a new security agreement due to rising tensions in East Asia.
This marks the first time the alliance between the two nations has been restructured since 1960.
Tensions are escalating with China, Taiwan, and North Korea conducting military exercises and missile tests.

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Reuters

US, Japan plan biggest upgrade to security pact in over 60 years, FT reports

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

US and Japan plan biggest upgrade to security pact in more than 60 years, FT reports

(Reuters) - The U.S. and Japan are planning the biggest upgrade to their security alliance since the two countries signed a mutual defense treaty in 1960, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. Read full story

1 month ago·Malaysia

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Globo

The US and Japan will announce a new level in the strategic security alliance in the face of China's advance

President Joe Biden will receive Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for a meeting at the White House, and both will announce changes.

1 month ago·Brazil

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TASS [🇷🇺-affiliated]

US, Japan plan largest defense agreement update in over 60 years

According to Financial Times, US President Joe Biden and Prime Minister of Japan Fumio Kishida will announce plans to restructure the Japanese military command on April 10

1 month ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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The Straits Times

US, Japan plan biggest upgrade to security pact in over 60 years, FT reports

The U.S. and Japan are planning the biggest upgrade to their security alliance since the two countries signed a mutual defense treaty in 1960, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

1 month ago·Singapore

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大纪元 www.epochtimes.com

News: U.S.-Japan security pact to be upgraded to its largest in 64 years

To counter the CCP's intimidation, the US and Japan are preparing to upgrade the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty to the greatest extent since it was signed in 1960. Five people familiar with the matter revealed that when Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visits the US in April, he will announce plans to reorganize the US military headquarters in Japan together with President Biden.

1 month ago

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