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This international conference, organized in Brussels with the support of the Délégation aux Affaires stratégiques (DAS) of the French Ministry of Defense, treated questions of regional stability in Northeast Asia. The conference brought together Japanese, American and European experts to debate the topics of diplomatic relations with North Korea, proliferation and denuclearization, economic and energy cooperation, and the creation of a regional security mechanism in Northeast Asia.
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