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Japan Promotes Multilateralism in Central Asia

The author of the article supposes that Japan is promoting multilateralism in Central Asia as it strives to expand its economic and political presence in the region. A key element in Tokyo’s regional strategy is close cooperation with the United States.

Link	http://www.eurasianet.org…articles/eav050407a.shtml
Author	Weitz, R
Date	04-May-2007
Institute	EurasiaNet
Tags	Japan, Central, Asia, economic, presence, US

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