Security forum begins in Beijing

Security forum begins in Beijing

The three-day Xiangshan Forum begins in Beijing on Sept. 17, 2025, with representatives from about 100 countries and international organizations, including Japan, attending to discuss security in the Asia-Pacific region.

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