September 1, 2015

"In recent years, cooperation among China, Japan and South Korea has been stalled by political and historical issues, which hampers regional peace and stability. What leads to the current situation? How can the three regional powers strengthen their trilateral mutual trust? Several experts from the three countries shared their insights at the 2nd Trilateral People-to-People Exchange Forum in Changchun, Northeast China's Jilin Province on Monday.

Tomoki Kamo, professor at Keio University

Since the beginning of the century, changes in the global balance of power have enhanced Northeast Asia's position in the international community but have also led to more tensions in the region. As countries in the area have strong militaries yet lack peace mechanisms in place, their security strategy vary."

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