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Trump seeks Japan, Australia, New Zealand leaders meeting at NATO summit
BRUSSELS -- U.S. President Donald Trump wants to hold a meeting with leaders from Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand during the NATO summit set for Tuesday and Wednesday in the Netherlands, sources related to the military alliance revealed to Nikkei.
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has cancelled plans to attend the NATO summit in the Hague this week, the Foreign ...
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan and NATO agreed Tuesday to closely collaborate to address "security challenges" such as the Middle ...
Japanese officials and atomic bomb survivors have reacted to US President Donald Trump's remarks comparing the US attack on ...
Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs of 25 per cent on Japanese cars saw exports of automobiles to the US drop by 25 per cent in May. Now there’s Iran ...
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Monday canceled his scheduled appearance at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization ...
Japan's Foreign Minister Iwaya, US Secretary of State Rubio discussed current situation in Middle East region and US tariffs ...
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has sent a strong signal of discontent toward the Trump administration by abruptly ...
Trump has long questioned the value of U.S. membership in NATO, an alliance he’s cast as a drain on American resources.
Broadcaster Fuji Television said Ishiba canceled the trip partly because a meeting between NATO and four key US allies from ...
NATO members agreed on a spending target of 5% of GDP by 2035, enabling the U.S. to shift its focus to the region as it zeros in on containing China.
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