The perils of sharp geopolitical rivalry are evident at this time with the outbreak of struggle in Europe with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, nearer Sino-Russian alignment that challenges the worldwide liberal order, and the deterioration in U.S.-China relations, notably over Taiwan. On the similar time, diplomatic engagement is on the rise. Europe and Asia have carved out deeper ties, bilateral and trilateral partnerships inside the Indo-Pacific have proliferated, and main powers are more and more recognizing the significance of the International South’s engagement in addressing numerous world challenges.
On Could 4, the Middle for East Asia Coverage Research at Brookings will host a panel of specialists from Washington, DC and Japan to debate how the US and Japan are navigating at this time’s advanced diplomatic chessboard. Panelists will discover potential coordination amongst Asian and European allies to handle the Ukraine disaster and threats to peace in Asia; the 2023 agendas for the G-7, G-20, and APEC; and alternatives and obstacles for U.S.-Japan cooperation in participating with the creating world.
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