CFR's Smith on Yoon-Kishida-Biden Summit

The video discusses the impact of China on summit talks, focusing on the trilateral relationship between Japan, South Korea, and the US. It explores historical and current Japan-Korea relations, public perception, and diplomatic challenges. The Camp David principles are highlighted, emphasizing shared goals and a rules-based order. The video compares security groupings like the Quad and discusses the Indo-Pacific economic framework. It concludes with anticipated responses from China, addressing concerns over Cold War thinking and economic coercion.

What historical issues have affected the Japan-Korea relationship, and how are current leaders addressing these challenges?

In what ways do South Korea and Japan differ in their perspectives on coping with China?

How do the relationships between Japan, South Korea, and the United States influence their approach to China?

What challenges do the leaders of Japan and South Korea face in promoting closer ties to their citizens?

What are the expected contents of the statement from the trilateral meeting at Camp David?

How does the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework aim to connect the United States with the economic aspirations of the region?

What potential responses might China have to the trilateral cooperation among Japan, South Korea, and the United States?