ANKARA - Japan, NATO and the alliance's three other Indo-Pacific partners agreed Tuesday to strengthen cooperation in defense industries and cybersecurity, reaffirming that the security of Europe is indivisible from that of the Indo-Pacific during talks in Ankara.
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