Japan pursues ‘freedom of navigation’ to deter China
The Japanese government has expressed its support for the US freedom of navigation program.
The Japanese government has expressed its support for the US freedom of navigation program.
The two sides also exchanged views on strengthening coordination on international affairs.
Experts shared the view that the latest test-launch shows North Korea’s intent to pursue its hard-line approach with Seoul and Washington.
In an op-ed, the former national security adviser picked Iran and North Korea as the administration’s nuclear proliferation failures in 2021.
Their top priority will, above all, be responding to Covid-19 and the economic recovery.
The resolution is expected to be unveiled at the end of the plenary.
Wang emphasized that it is important for Asian countries to remain clear-eyed, stand firm in their positions, and make the right choice.
Vice-minister of commerce Ren Hongbin said China is ready to fulfill a total of 701 binding obligations under the agreement.
China regularly describes the island as the most sensitive issue in its ties with the United States.
President Daniel Ortega’s government broke off relations with Taiwan this month, saying it would recognize only the mainland government.