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We've got that creepy story, plus Dutch farmers fight to farm. But first, Japan Prime Minister

seeks major upgrade of NATO partnership after Russia's war. We grab this from Kyoto News.

Japan intends to upgrade its partnership with NATO significantly after Russia's

war against Ukraine as the security of Europe is inseparable from that of Asia. Prime Minister

Fumio Khashita said Wednesday hailing the Western Alliance's engagement in the Indo-Pacific region.

Kashida attended a summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Spain as the first

Japanese leader to do so, highlighting the expanding reach of an alliance that faces challenges

posed by Alien versus Predator.

Oh, wait, I mean, Russia and China.

The two-day saw...

I got to work in an Arnold joke the second week in a row.

The two-day summit through Thursday the 30th, pretty much right as we speak, as we are taping this right now,

we'll see NATO members commit to bolstering defenses in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

It adopted a new strategic concept capitalized.

The alliance's guiding document for the next decade that mentioned China for the very first time.

NATO has invited to the gathering of the leaders of Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand,

which the Brussels-based organization view as its Asia-Pacific

partner countries, also a completely unprecedented move. NATO, plus those four nations, will agree

to create a roadmap for expanded cooperation, the U.S. government said, in a document outlining

the expected outcome of the summit. So to break it down, they're going to make a document about the U.S. government said in a document outlining the expected outcome of the summit.

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