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- •NATO and Indo-Pacific partners agreed to enhance cybersecurity cooperation during a summit.
- •Japan's officials stressed the inseparability of Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific security.
- •Rutte cited China's military actions as a catalyst for increased NATO-Indo-Pacific collaboration.
On July 7, 2026, Japan, NATO, and its Indo-Pacific partners, including South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand, convened in Ankara to bolster defense and cybersecurity collaboration. Japanese officials emphasized the interconnectedness of security in Europe and the Indo-Pacific, particularly in light of Russia's aggression against Ukraine and military ties with North Korea. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte highlighted the necessity for closer cooperation following China's recent military activities, including a submarine-launched ballistic missile test. The discussions aimed to strengthen strategic ties and ensure global peace and stability amidst rising geopolitical tensions.
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