９月１日に安保高官会談　北朝鮮・台湾情勢を協議―日米韓

　【ワシントン時事】米ホワイトハウスは３０日、サリバン大統領補佐官（国家安全保障担当）と秋葉剛男国家安全保障局長、韓国の金聖翰国家安保室長が９月１日にハワイで会談すると発表した。中国の軍事的圧力で緊張が高まる台湾情勢や北朝鮮の核・ミサイル問題などについて意見を交わす見通し。
　会談はインド太平洋軍司令部で行われる。前日の３１日には２国間での協議を予定。サリバン氏は会談後、インド太平洋軍幹部らと同盟強化について話し合うという。（2022/08/31-09:32）

Top national security officials from Japan, the United States and South Korea will meet in Hawaii on Thursday, the White House said Tuesday.
   Takeo Akiba, secretary-general of Japan's National Security Secretariat, U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan and Kim Sung-han, head of South Korea's National Security Office, are expected to discuss the situation surrounding Taiwan amid growing tensions due to China's military pressure, as well as North Korea's nuclear and missile development.
   Their meeting will be held at the headquarters of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. The three will also hold bilateral talks with each other on Wednesday.
   Japan, the United States and South Korea have been bolstering their cooperation since the inauguration of U.S. President Joe Biden, who emphasizes international cooperation, and of South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, who is positive about improving Japan-South Korea ties.
   In June, the three countries held the first trilateral summit in around five years in Madrid, confirming that they would work on beefing up trilateral cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.