Kazuto Suzuki, a Professor at the University of Tokyo and advisor on Japan’s economic policy, dives into the nation's evolving economic security landscape. He discusses Japan's new national security laws and their impact on global semiconductor supply chains. Highlights include historical lessons on economic coercion, the interplay of Japan's export controls with U.S. demands, and ambitious plans for space commercialization. Co-host Arrian Ebrahimi adds insights on the geopolitics of East Asia, making this a compelling conversation on economic resilience.