NATO looking for 'more friends'
NATO LOOKING FOR 'MORE FRIENDS'
China’s growing assertiveness and collaboration with Russia pose a challenge not only to Asia but also to Europe, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2023, as he sought stronger cooperation and more 'friends' for NATO in the Indo-Pacific region. Stoltenberg said China is increasingly investing in nuclear weapons and long-range missiles without providing transparency or engaging in meaningful dialogue on arms control for atomic weapons, while escalating coercion of its neighbors and threats against Taiwan, the self-ruled island it claims as its own territory. China is increasingly working with Russia and they lead an 'authoritarian pushback' against the rules-based, open and democratic international order, he told an audience at Keio University in Tokyo. Stoltenberg and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida held talks Tuesday, January 31 and agreed to step up their partnership in security in cyberspace, space, defense and other areas. Besides Japan, NATO is also strengthening 'practical cooperation' with Australia, New Zealand and South Korea in maritime cybersecurity and other areas and stepping up participation of their leaders and ministers in NATO meetings, he said.
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China’s growing assertiveness and collaboration with Russia pose a challenge not only to Asia but also to Europe, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2023, as he sought stronger cooperation and more 'friends' for NATO in the Indo-Pacific region. Stoltenberg said China is increasingly investing in nuclear weapons and long-range missiles without providing transparency or engaging in meaningful dialogue on arms control for atomic weapons, while escalating coercion of its neighbors and threats against Taiwan, the self-ruled island it claims as its own territory. China is increasingly working with Russia and they lead an 'authoritarian pushback' against the rules-based, open and democratic international order, he told an audience at Keio University in Tokyo. Stoltenberg and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida held talks Tuesday, January 31 and agreed to step up their partnership in security in cyberspace, space, defense and other areas. Besides Japan, NATO is also strengthening 'practical cooperation' with Australia, New Zealand and South Korea in maritime cybersecurity and other areas and stepping up participation of their leaders and ministers in NATO meetings, he said.
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