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  1. G7 leaders reaffirmed commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific and expressed grave concern over North Korea's nuclear programs.

Ministers discussed the Indo-Pacific situation and North Korea policy, while Japan promoted sanctions against Russia and provided UNESCO aid.

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Ministers discussed the Indo-Pacific situation and North Korea policy, while Japan promoted sanctions against Russia and provided UNESCO aid.

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  1. Japan cites military threats from North Korea and strengthens cooperation with Europe and Southeast Asia.Sub-event
  2. Japan's ministers discussed Indo-Pacific policy and North Korea, alongside supporting sanctions on Russia.1 source

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