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Japan, U.S., South Korea leaders eye meeting on fringes of June G-7 summit Leaders of Japan, the United States and South Korea are planning to meet on the fringes of the Group of Seven summit next month, with trilateral cooperation in dealing with North Korea's nuclear and missile threats expected to be on the agenda, sources close to the countries said Saturday. It would be the first time since 2017 for the countries to hold a trilateral summit. The sources said a separate meeting between Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and South Korean President Moon Jae In is also being explored to ...

ISTANBUL – The Afghanistan – Turkey – Pakistan trilateral meeting was successfully held today in Istanbul, Turkey. Minister Atmar in his opening remarks, praised Turkey’s efforts as a valuable and trustworthy friend of Afghanistan in strengthening peace process, convening the trilateral meeting, and holding the next round of peace talks. Minister Atmar also appreciated Pakistan’s active role in assisting the efforts to lay the groundwork for peace talks, and called the trilateral meeting a substantial platform for expanding relations and cooperation with Pakistan. Minister Atmar sai...

Washington DC [US], April 16 (ANI): Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Thursday night (local time) arrived in the United States, for the first in-person bilateral summit with US President Joe Biden.

Korean Peninsula and Biden: way forward Posted : 2020-12-22 16:55 By Kim Won-soo The Korean Peninsula faces the perfect storm of uncertainty. At the highest, the U.S.-China relations turn tense as China has caught up very close with the United States in aggregate national power. The U.S. hedging against the rise of China seems inevitable even under the incoming Biden administration. In the middle, tides of nationalism are going up in all countries in Northeast Asia, hindering bilateral relations between neighbors from moving toward the future away from the lingering ghosts of the past. Cl...

United states saying that they keep changing their minds over syria and if i was alluding to the point at this moment of wanting to withdraw from syria there were polls of the pentagon are increasing their military presence in syria by king a syrian kodesh militia but ultimately there is growing alliance between these key policies is seen in that america out of syria and not ultimately will be a major headache to washington and possibly brings a looming confrontation between american backed syrian kurdish militia and turkish military forces with the turkish president vowing to remove them all ...