Japan Signs Information Security Agreement With Australia

18 May 2012

“Japan and Australia signed an agreement enabling them to share information affecting national security, as both countries seek to counter China’s influence.”

Source: Japan Signs Information Security Agreement With Australia – Bloomberg

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