China's growing aggression and influence in the Indo-Pacific has brought many countries closer. Japan and South Korea have recognized the need to address historical tensions, with the shared goal of uniting on key regional issues. Particularly, maintaining peace in the Taiwan Strait as they strengthen security ties with the U.S. We look at the pivotal role Japan, South Korea, and the U.S. plays in the future of Taiwan.
0:00 Introduction
0:44 Presidential Drawdown Authority
2:51 Armaments supplied to Taiwan
7:00 Modernization of Taiwan’s forces
10:23 Michael Hunzeker: U.S. weapons aid to Taiwan
15:50 South Korea-Japan historical relations
17:47 War disputes and colonial legacy
21:00 Is Japan reluctant to apologize?
24:05: Japan and South Korea warm ties
25:24 Casper Wits: Japan-South Korea history
30:10 South Korea-Japan economic relations
35:05: U.S. leadership in East Asia
37:11 Interview with Liou To-hai
42:12 South-Korea-Japan security ties
45:17 Internationalization of Taiwan Strait