TOKYO - The latest NATO summit in Washington, which showcased tighter cooperation with Indo-Pacific partners, carries "historic value" to the security of the region, U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel said Thursday, noting that countries in Asia do not want to see "an untethered, unanchored China."
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