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作成日: 2025/01/15 19:00

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The incoming US national security advisor has suggested President-elect Donald Trump will maintain current trilateral frameworks such as Japan-US-South Korea and Japan-US-Philippines to counter China.
                
Mike Waltz, a member of the US House of Representatives, has been picked as Trump&#039;s national security advisor. He spoke at a Washington think tank on Tuesday.
                
Asked what elements of a bipartisan policy on China are most important, Waltz cited reinforcing partnerships and alliances.
                
He said he gives the administration of President Joe Biden credit for &quot;the trilateral dialogue between South Korea, the United States and Japan, and the United States, Japan and the Philippines.&quot;
                
He said these dialogues helped those countries and governments &quot;overcome historic animosities with a shared vision of a free and open Indo-Pacific.&quot; He added that he thinks all these things will continue.
                
The Biden administration took the initiative in these frameworks, mindful of China&#039;s increasingly hegemonic actions.
                
It has been unclear whether they would be maintained under Trump, who prefers one-on-one deals.
                
Waltz also pointed out that delivery of arms sold to Taiwan has been delayed. He said, &quot;We need to work hard to free up and have them get what they paid for as a deterrent measure.&quot;

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