A group of policy professionals from academia, industry, finance, civil society, and the United Nations gathered in New York City for The Northeast Asia Situation Report, a salon-style discussion focused on the complex intersection of PRC-U.S.-Taiwan, U.S.-ROK-PRC, and Japan–ROK relations.
The session was co-hosted by The Korea Society’s Jonathan Corrado and Chelsie Alexandre, Temple University Japan’s Robert Dujarric, and Park Strategies’ Sean King.
The discussion analyzed how regional actors are navigating an increasingly fraught geopolitical competition, forecast trends and trajectories, and generated consensus around near-future challenges and opportunities.
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