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President Biden's new Indo-Pacific Order, IPEP, has been shown to have a "maximizing" effect in Japan's response to China. The U.S.-Japan summit agreed on the 23rd that the U.S. would support Japan as a permanent member of the UN Security Council and that the U.S.-Japan system would directly operate in response to North Korea. The US-Japan summit, in particular, agreed to hold the “2+2” economic..

The U.S., which had exhausted its military budget early on its superiority in asymmetric strategic weapons against Ukraine, is shifting from its Indo-Pacific strategy in Asian security to sales of asymmetric strategic weapons. Japanese Prime Minister Kishida announced on the 8th that the Yomiuri Shimbun reported that the U.S. was preparing to respond to the shortage of the Ukraine warfare, sayin..

The U.S. intelligence service predicted on the 8th that economic sanctions on the invasion of Ukraine would hit Japan's finances of 1 trillion yen and exceed Russia's expectations, and the military attack would intensify. Germany's Marshall Foundation confirmed on the 9th that it was preparing for a conflict in Taiwan, as it revealed that it had not responded to the US President Biden's invasion..

As China intervened in NATO's involvement in European security in the Ukrainian armed protests, Britain substituted Taiwan with quad support, and it was foretold to strengthen collective security on the Korean Peninsula. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said at a European security conference on the 19th, "The Cold War ended long ago, and NATO, a product of the Cold War, must be adjusted to the c..

The United States, which wants to include “denuclearization” in the text of the end-of-war declaration, and South Korea, which wants to remove it, appear to be at a deadlock in negotiations. The U.S. diplomatic magazine Politico said on the 23rd, citing multiple sources in the talks, that South Korea and the U.S. are at a deadlock in reconciliation over how to include the denuclearization clause..

The sharp increase in imports led to a 48% increase from the same period of the previous year and a 30% increase annually, resulting in a trade deficit due to an explosive increase in energy. Until the 20th of this month, exports (customs clearance) amounted to $34.2 billion, up 36.1% ($9.1 billion) from the same period last year, but imports surged 48.0% to $36.7 billion. The increase in import..