

How the war in Ukraine has reshaped Asian foreign policy
Oct 26, 2024
Join John Everard, a former British ambassador to North Korea, Oriana Skylar Mastro, a Stanford political science professor, and James D Brown, a political science expert on Japan-Russia relations, as they delve into the ripple effects of the Ukraine war across Asia. They discuss North and South Korea's shifting alliances, China's strategic maneuvers, and Japan's changing role in security. The conversation highlights regional tensions and Japan’s constitutional debates around military forces, painting a vivid picture of a dynamically evolving geopolitical landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
North Korea's Strategic Shifts and Regional Security
01:46 • 8min
Geopolitical Tensions in Asia
09:22 • 19min
Japan's Evolving Security Role
28:08 • 6min
Japan's Constitutional Debate and Its Political Landscape
34:26 • 2min
Japan's Diplomatic Dilemma Post-Abe in U.S.-Japan Relations
36:11 • 2min
Japan's Evolving Nuclear Policy and Security Concerns
37:42 • 3min