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Trump-Xi meeting in Washington: Managing tensions, not resolving them (opens the original)
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Xi Jinping landed at Joint Base Andrews on Sept. 23 for a rare honor: U.S. President Donald Trump personally greeted him on a military tarmac, ahead of a full State Arrival Ceremony the next morning featuring 479 troops, a Marine Platoon and a flyover pairing a B-2 bomber with four F-22s. A state dinner followed that night. It was Xi’s first White House visit in roughly 11 years, and Washington arranged a spectacle. The choreography was a deliberate reminder to Xi of exactly the capability Washi
Pacific partnership: India, Japan and Israel (opens the original)
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On April 28, 2027, India and Japan will mark 75 years of diplomatic relations. Both governments already have a full calendar of events to observe the anniversary under the slogan “Year of Shared Horizons.” It covers almost every aspect of the relationship, from defense to sports. India and Japan aren’t waiting until next year to show what the relationship has become. This month, the two countries are doing something they have never done before. Japanese F-2 fighters landed in Jodhpur on Sept. 9
The Mecca pact is just a show (opens the original)
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Saudi Arabia signed the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement with Pakistan and Turkey on Aug. 7. The first ministerial-level defense pact between the three parties, a Saudi official called it “comprehensive, all military means”; Pakistan’s foreign minister said it was “purely defensive” and open to any state willing to join; while his Turkish counterpart said the pact is not aimed at any other country. In April, when a “Sunni NATO” label first got attached to the Riyadh-Ankara-Islamabad grouping, I arg
The new era of Israel-Japan intelligence cooperation (opens the original)
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Japan officially launched its National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) on July 31, the most significant restructuring of its intelligence architecture since the founding of the Cabinet Intelligence and Research Office (CIRO) in 1952. In essence, the reform formalizes and expands CIRO’s existing mission under a new name and structure rather than creating a completely new capability. Stability and continuity are key: Kazuya Hara, NIB’s first director-general, was CIRO’s last director. Staff remains at a
Does China’s world AI coalition change the global order? (opens the original)
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China launched the World AI Cooperation Organization (WAICO) in Shanghai on July 16, with some 29 countries joining as founding members. China’s aim is to reach at least 40 members to outnumber the American-led tech coalition Pax Silica. Even U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres attended the WAICO launch ceremony, handing Beijing a meaningful image win. Yet compared to China’s other international initiatives, such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the Belt and Road Initiative, w
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