INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
In Taipei, former Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso emphasized the necessity for Japan and its collaborators to demonstrate a commitment to
deterrence against potential aggression from China concerning the Taiwan Strait situation.Addressing the Ketagalan Forum, a prominent
Indo-Pacific security dialogue, Aso highlighted that effective deterrence hinges on three pillars: the capability to deter, the
determination to act, and clearly communicating these stances to potential adversaries.Recent times have seen escalated tensions in the
region, especially after China increased its military activities around Taiwan following a visit by a U.S
official.Although advocating for peaceful unification, China has not ruled out the possibility of using force.Taro Aso
community.Highlighting past conflicts, like the 1982 Falklands War, Aso underscored the importance of clear communication to prevent
