Rutte visited Japan on April 8-9, his first visit to that East Asian island nation under his auspices as NATO secretary ...

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has called for European countries and Canada to make a "quantum leap" in boosting their ...

Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru, right, and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, shake hands at the end of a joint press briefing, after their meeting at Prime Minister’s Office Wednesday, April ...

Japan has said that Russia’s war on Ukraine underscores that security risks in Europe and Asia are inseparable, and Tokyo has sought closer ties with NATO while also joining the United States in ...

TOKYO--Japan expressed interest Tuesday in participating in the NATO command for its Ukrainian mission based in Germany in what would be a major boost in ties with the largely European alliance.

While Japan is not a member of NATO, both Tokyo and the alliance leaders seem eager to work together as NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visits the Asian country ...

The US government has announced plans to impose additional tariffs on China and tighten technology restrictions, placing ...

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Tokyo's first dedicated ambassador to the alliance says this will also boost interoperability with partners amid the tense ...

While Japan is not a member of NATO, both Tokyo and the alliance leaders seem eager to work together as NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visits the Asian country.NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is ...

and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, shake hands at the end of a joint press briefing, after their meeting at Prime Minister's Office Wednesday, April 9, 2025, in Tokyo, Japan. (David Mareuil ...

Rutte praised Japan’s contributions to support Ukraine in the war against Russia, and welcomed Tokyo’s willingness to participate in a NATO command for the support of Ukraine, expressed by ...