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America and Japan are “planning the biggest upgrade to their security alliance” since their 1960 mutual defence treaty, in a move to “counter” an expansionist China, say Demetri
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America and Japan are “planning the biggest upgrade to their security alliance” since their 1960 mutual defence treaty, in a move to “counter” an expansionist China, say Demetri
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