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'Indo-Pacific Four' attend NATO summit

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By Bill Dorman Verified
| Bytemarks Café (Podcast)
For the fifth year in a row, this yearʻs NATO summit included representatives from what organizers call the “Indo-Pacific Four.” That diplomatic grouping includes Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand — none of which exactly border the North Atlantic.
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Asia Minute: Why South Korea’s biggest baseball fans are young women

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By Bill Dorman Verified
| Bytemarks Café (Podcast)
For many people, July 4th may include some combination of beach, barbecue and fireworks, maybe with a little baseball. In fact, every team in the Major Leagues will play on Saturday. But the game is having a banner season outside the United States. One place where it's booming this summer is South Korea. This has already been a record-setting season for baseball in South Korea. This week, attendance for Korea’s professional league broke 7 million — the fastest it's ever reached that level.
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Asia Minute: This World Cup lacks regional glory

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By Bill Dorman Verified
| Bytemarks Café (Podcast)
Even if you’re not a soccer fan, you may know that the United States plays Bosnia and Herzegovina tomorrow in the “knockout round” of the World Cup. But unless you're following the tournament closely, you may not realize one part of the world is down to a single representative. The World Cup opened this month with a broad representation from the Asia Pacific. Nearly 20% of the 48 teams playing in North America came from the Asian Football Confederation.
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