Archive · 23 Sep 2025
US, South Korea, Japan Diplomats Voice Taiwan Concerns
Imagine the leaders of America, South Korea, and Japan got together.
They talked about Taiwan and some waters nearby.
They're worried because things around Taiwan seem a bit unsteady lately.
They also said they don't like when countries make up rules about the sea that aren't fair.
Basically, they want things to be peaceful and follow the rules in that part of the world.
They made a public announcement saying all this after their meeting.
Foreign ministers from the US, South Korea, and Japan met.
They discussed increasing destabilizing activities around Taiwan.
A joint statement was issued after the meeting.
Concern was expressed regarding Taiwan.
Opposition was voiced against unlawful maritime claims in the South China Sea.
- Who
- Foreign ministers of the United States, South Korea, and Japan
- What
- Expressed concern about Taiwan and opposition to unlawful maritime claims.
- When
- Meeting held on Monday.
- Where
- Undisclosed location.
- Why
- To address destabilizing activities around Taiwan and maritime claims.
- Participants
- Foreign ministers from US, South Korea, and Japan
- Meeting Location
- Undisclosed
- Key Topics
- Taiwan, South China Sea
- Joint Statement Issued
- Yes