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CGTN poll: 93.1% oppose the U.S. creating 'the Asian version of

US, Japan’s move to establish Asia-Pacific version of NATO

In A Strategic Move To

In a strategic move to reshape Asia’s defense landscape, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has proposed the formation of an “Asian NATO” to counterbalance

Hegseth, at Security Forum, Vows to Strengthen America’s Asian

Cooperation by U.S. and allies a step toward 'Asian NATO,'

China Has Accused The U

NATO and its Asian partners forge deeper relations to counter

Japan's plan of joint military exercise with NATO member countries was clearly orchestrated by the US. This move by Japan is the latest action to promote the Asia

China has accused the U.S. of advancing in its plans to create an Asian version of NATO to safeguard its interests in the southern region. NATO consists of 32

Chinese Senior Col

U.S. to Spend $1.5 Billion and Create Asian Version of NATO?

U.S. not seeking to create 'Asian NATO,' defense secretary says

Chinese Senior Col. Cao Yanzhong, a researcher at China’s Institute of War Studies, asked U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin last month whether the U.S. was trying to

Recent Years Have Witnessed Growing

A recent global online poll conducted by CGTN showed that 93.1 percent of the global respondents believe the security in the Asia-Pacific region should be achieved

Shigeru Ishiba's Asian NATO: Strategic Opportunity for U.S.

Recent years have witnessed growing security engagement and cooperation between the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and key U.S. allies in East Asia

Joint Drills By The United

The Folly of Interlinking NATO and US Asian Alliances

Joint drills by the United States, South Korea and Japan have a sinister aim toward North Korea and are part of a dangerous prelude to the creation of an Asian version of

While reiterating that the U.S. stays “deeply invested” and committed to a free and open Indo-Pacific, the defense secretary said: “We do not seek confrontation and