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New Japan–Philippines Defence Pact Strengthens Regional Unity as Tensions With China Grow

New Japan–Philippines Defence Pact Strengthens Regional Unity as Tensions With China Grow

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The Philippines and Japan have taken a significant step toward deeper security cooperation by signing two major defence agreements in Manila, marking a stronger alliance amid rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific region. One of the key agreements — the Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement (ACSA) — will allow both countries’ military forces to share supplies, logistics, […]

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Japan’s Reluctance to Recognise Palestinian State Draws Global Attention Amid Rising Regional Tensions

Japan’s Reluctance to Recognise Palestinian State Draws Global Attention Amid Rising Regional Tensions

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TOKYO, Sept 17 — Japan has decided not to recognise a Palestinian state at this time, a position believed to stem from its strategic alignment with the United States and a desire to avoid escalating tensions with Israel, according to a report by The Asahi Shimbun, citing unnamed government sources. This decision comes as several […]

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