Japan is set to receive 30 NATO representatives for discussions on China's influence and Russia's war in Ukraine. This visit underscores growing concerns regarding the stability of the global security order and Washington's reliability.

Japan and Nato are drawing closer together, with 30 representatives from the transatlantic security alliance’s member states set to visit Tokyo this month amid mounting concern over Washington’s reliability as a security partner. The Nato envoys will reportedly hold talks on China’s expanding regional influence, Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine and the implications of a more volatile global security order, according to Japanese public broadcaster NHK. “A delegation of this size underlines just...