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Australia and Japan sign security pact to respond to ‘challenging’ Indo-Pacific environment

January 6, 2022

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Japan and Australia have signed an agreement to cooperate closely on defence in the latest step to bolster security ties against the backdrop of China’s rising military and economic might.

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