Japan Cites 3 Reasons for Southeast Asia's Worsening Security
The Japanese government has identified three key factors contributing to the deteriorating security landscape in Southeast Asia. These include the growing influence of major powers in the region, the intensification of existing conflicts, and the emergence of new security challenges.
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