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Japan and Philippines to Discuss Military Information Sharing Pact
Japan and the Philippines are set to discuss an information-sharing pact aimed at protecting classified military information and easing arms exports. This agreement would enhance security cooperation between the two nations.
28 May, 11:49 — 28 May, 16:00
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ReutersVery High13d ago
Japan, Philippines to discuss information sharing pact to ease arms exports - Reuters
Japan, Philippines to discuss information sharing pact to ease arms exports Reuters
Read full article →philstarMostly Factual13d ago
Philippines, Japan to protect classified military information
TOKYO – The Philippines and Japan yesterday agreed to work together to protect classified military information and fast-track the transfer of Abukuma-class destroyers to Manila’s armed forces as they affirmed their commitment to ensure a rules-based maritime order and a free and open Indo-Pacific.
By Alexis Romero
Read full article →kuwait-timesMixed13d ago
Japan and Philippines to discuss intelligence sharing - Kuwait Times
Japan and Philippines to discuss intelligence sharing Kuwait Times
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First report: Reuters · 28 May, 11:49|Full coverage: 3 · 4h|Window: 4h
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