Security Dialogue Held by Japan and Taiwan's Ruling Parties... Expanded From 2+2 to 5+5
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(Taipei=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Cheol-mun = Amid intensifying military pressure from China targeting Taiwan, the ruling parties of Japan and Taiwan [are discussing] security issues dealing with foreign and defense matters...
In response to China's escalating military, economic, and gray-area threats against Taiwan, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) held their 7th Foreign and Defense Policy Dialogue in Tokyo today, expanding from a 2+2 format to a 5+5 format. The two sides exchanged in-depth views on strengthening deterrence against China, maintaining peace across the Taiwan Strait, implementing national protection, and…
The seventh "Dialogue on Foreign Affairs and Defense Policy" between the ruling parties of Taiwan and Japan commenced today in Tokyo. Taiwanese legislators Kuo Kuo-wen, Wu Szu-yao, Shen Po-yang, Chen Kuan-ting, and Kuo Yu-ching attended, exchanging in-depth views with Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) on diplomacy, defense, national security, economic security, and future cooperation directions. Japanese representatives included LDP Foreign…
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