Japan, 5 Central Asian states affirm importance of rules-based order

Japan and five Central Asian nations affirm the importance of the rules-based international order, as concerns are growing that the order could be undermined amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine and China's intensifying military activities in the Indo-Pacific region.

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