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JAPAN EUROPE Issue dated 27/02/2019

Tokyo looks to forge data security alliance with Europe

In recent meetings with European Commission officials, Japanese diplomats outlined Tokyo's hard-line stance against Chinese internet giants including Huawei and Alibaba. [...] (292 words)

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