TOKYO - A new U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy embodied in part by a trilateral security pact dubbed AUKUS will contribute to peace and stability in the region, but the way the secret deal was born has undermined trust among allies, a former German Ambassador to the United Nations said recently.
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