The prime ministers of the U.K. and Japan have agreed on a defense deal that will allow their military forces to work more closely together. Bolstering the cooperation between the two countries is part of Britain’s post-Brexit policy to deepen ties with nations in the Indo-Pacific region, with an intention to have Europe and east Asia unified in the face of “autocratic, coercive powers.”
UK and Japan Agree to ‘Landmark’ Defense Deal
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