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The New Security Partnerships Most Likely to Last

Newer defense relationships built on more than one summit or leader.

BY LISTICCO_WORLD
1 month ago ¡ edited 1 day ago
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United States–Japan–South Korea
Domestic politics can bruise it; North Korea and China keep repairing it.
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European Union–United Kingdom
Brexit survived; geography and Russian pressure did not go away.
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Saudi Arabia–Turkey–Pakistan
Each brings something the others lack: money, industry and military depth.
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Australia–United Kingdom–United States (AUKUS)
Bureaucratically painful, but the strategic logic keeps getting stronger.
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Japan–Philippines
Shared exposure to China makes this more than a temporary friendship.
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United Kingdom–Ukraine
A long promise backed by training, intelligence and weapons already in use.
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Italy–Japan–United Kingdom (GCAP)
Building one fighter together creates decades of mutual dependence.
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Australia–Indonesia
The neighbors finally have a defense framework equal to their shared geography.
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France–United Arab Emirates
Bases, arms and Indian Ocean interests give the relationship real ballast.
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Russia–North Korea
Uncomfortable and transactional, but isolation gives both sides reason to persist.
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