Japan's PM joins other regional allies in skipping NATO summit starting Tuesday in The Hague
Adrian Rusu
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<p>Japan announced on Monday that its prime minister, Shigeru Ishiba, has canceled plans to attend this week's NATO summit, joining other countries in the Indo-Pacific region that have said their leaders will not attend, raising questions about future regional cooperation.
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Decizia care spune multe: de ce ales premierul Japoniei să nu participe la summitul NATO
Premierul Japoniei se alătură altor aliaţi regionali şi nu participă la summitul NATO care începe marţi la Haga. Ishiba s-a retras, întrucât întâlnirea lui Trump cu aliaţii din Indo-Pacific este puţin probabil să aibă loc
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