The United States, Japan and South Korea established the Pacific Triple Partnership, expanding cooperation between the three allies and the Arctic region. The agreement, signed by Foreign Minister Marco Rubio and colleagues, focuses on maritime cooperation and economic opportunities in the Arctic Pacific region, including new cruise routes through the Bering Strait.

The United States, Japan and South Korea established the Pacific Triple Partnership, expanding cooperation between the three allies and the Arctic region. The agreement, signed by Foreign Minister Marco Rubio and colleagues, focuses on maritime cooperation and economic opportunities in the Arctic Pacific region, including new cruise routes through the Bering Strait.