NATO plans to open office in Japan

The US-led military bloc wants to deepen Asia-Pacific cooperation, according to Nikkei Asia Japan and NATO are reportedly seeking to increase collaboration in cyberspace and the US-led military alliance plans to open its first liaison office in Tokyo, Nikkei Asia reported on Wednesday. According to the outlet, which cited both Japanese and NATO officials, the one-person station would allow the alliance to conduct periodic consultations with Japan and other partners in the region, such as Australia, New Zealand and South Korea. Nikkei reported that the proposal to open a liaison office is still being negotiated aft

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