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14Mar Competition or Cooperation in Northeast Asia?: Perspectives from the U.S., Japan, and Russia

Competition or Cooperation in Northeast Asia?: Perspectives from the U.S., Japan, and Russia

Competition or Cooperation in Northeast Asia?:
Perspectives from the U.S., Japan, and Russia

March 14, 6:00pm
Union Club - 101 East 69th Street
Featuring

Yoichi Kato
Senior Research Fellow
Asia Pacific Initiative

Sheila A. Smith
Senior Fellow for Japan Studies
Council on Foreign Relations

Ivan Timofeev
Director of Programs
Russian International Affairs Council

Moderated by 
Tom Graham, Managing Director, Kissinger Associates

Northeast Asia is perhaps the most dynamic economic and geopolitical region in the world today. The North Korean nuclear program presents an urgent security challenge, while the rise of China radically reshapes the regional and global strategic contours. Though still unlikely, a war between major powers is no longer unimaginable, and the possibility of one between nuclear-armed countries makes headlines. The challenges and opportunities of this region rank high on the foreign-policy agendas of Japan, Russia, and the United States, three powers whose interactions have for the greater part of the past 125 years played a critical role in determining its fortunes. Can these three countries cooperate today to ease the tensions and develop the opportunities of Northeast Asia, or will competing interests lead to more destructive outcomes? Experts from Japan, Russia, and the United States will explore the possibilities.

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