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South Korean, Japanese and U.S. Leaders Meet at Camp David

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Kishida, Yoon and Biden have met at Camp David where they discussed new approaches to how Japan, South Korea and the U.S. should cooperate and face mutual threats. The three countries are attempting to overcome a historical rift between South Korea and Japan that is rooted in history but given new fuel through contemporary conflicts. Is South Korea warming to the idea of closer ties with Japan? What does this mean for Taiwan? Our guests are: David Arase - John Hopkin’s SAIS, Resident Professor of International Politics Yen Chen-shen - National Chengchi University Professor of Political Science