Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz agreed Friday to boost security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region, where China has been ramping up its military presence.During their talks in Berlin, Kishida and Scholz also confirmed that their countries will create an economic security framework amid what they view as Chinese overproduction of electric vehicles and other key products using massive subsidies."It is important that allies and like-minded countries take a united response to the challenges in economic security," Kishida told a joint press conference …READ FULL ARTICLE
