Japan, Australia to agree to deepen security cooperation

Japan, Australia to agree to deepen security cooperation

TOKYO, Japan - Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith (L) and Japanese Foreign Minister Hirofumi Nakasone shake hands in Tokyo on Dec. 18 before they attend a foreign and defense ministerial meeting between the two countries.

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