July 23, 2014
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1:17:58Now PlayingGiven the current strategic challenges in Northeast Asia -- North Korea, East China Sea and other disputes with China, and the implementation of the U.S. pivot to Asia -- it is more important than ever that the triangle of U.S.-Japan-South Korea relations remain strong. Yet Tokyo-Seoul relations are strained due to a difficult legacy of historical problems. What does this mean for the overall conduct of relations and improving trilateral security cooperation? Please join us for an expert discussion on Japan-Korea relations, and what it means from a U.S. perspective.
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