A Roadmap for ROK-US-Japan Trilateral Security Cooperation (TSC)
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In the face of increasing security threats in the Indo-Pacific, and especially those by the DPRK, trilateral security cooperation (TSC) among the Republic of Korea, the United States, and Japan is imperative to sustain peace and stability in the region. The Camp David Summit, in this regard, has established a formal cooperative mechanism and produced meaningful trilateral agendas. Over the last several decades, the three nations have made several attempts to form cooperation but failed at every attempt. This research analyzes the brief history of trilateral cooperation between the Republic of Korea, the United States, and Japan and proposes a way to make this cooperation more sustainable. In the face of increasing security threats in the Indo-Pacific, and especially those by the DPRK, trilateral security cooperation (TSC) among the Republic of Korea, the United States, and Japan is imperative to sustain peace and stability in the region. The Camp David Summit, in this regard, has established a formal cooperative mechanism and produced meaningful trilateral agendas. Over the last several decades, the three nations have made several attempts to form cooperation but failed at every attempt. This research analyzes the brief history of trilateral cooperation between the Republic of Korea, the United States, and Japan and proposes a way to make this cooperation more sustainable.
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In the face of increasing security threats in the Indo-Pacific, and especially those by the DPRK, trilateral security cooperation (TSC) among the Republic of Korea, the United States, and Japan is imperative to sustain peace and stability in the region. The Camp David Summit, in this regard, has established a formal cooperative mechanism and produced meaningful trilateral agendas. Over the last several decades, the three nations have made several attempts to form cooperation but failed at every attempt. This research analyzes the brief history of trilateral cooperation between the Republic of Korea, the United States, and Japan and proposes a way to make this cooperation more sustainable. In the face of increasing security threats in the Indo-Pacific, and especially those by the DPRK, trilateral security cooperation (TSC) among the Republic of Korea, the United States, and Japan is imperative to sustain peace and stability in the region. The Camp David Summit, in this regard, has established a formal cooperative mechanism and produced meaningful trilateral agendas. Over the last several decades, the three nations have made several attempts to form cooperation but failed at every attempt. This research analyzes the brief history of trilateral cooperation between the Republic of Korea, the United States, and Japan and proposes a way to make this cooperation more sustainable.
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