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Intelligence-sharing at core of Washington's riposte to Beijing in Indo-Pacific region

Bob Menendez and Jim Risch, two senators on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Bob Menendez and Jim Risch, two senators on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. © EFE/EPA/Greg Nash
A wide-ranging bipartisan bill targeting Beijing calls on the United States to increase intelligence-sharing with Japan and Australia. Europe, meanwhile, is reviewing its own presence in the Indo-Pacific. [...] (627 words)
Published on 26/04/2021 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 3 minutes

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