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COVID-19 and Japan's Changing Relationship With China, US and India | Hideshi Tokuchi

COVID-19 has made it clear that world health crises are geopolitical in nature with far-reaching and long-lasting effects across the globe. It has and will have a transformative effect on relations within and outside of Asia. What is Japan's role in Asia? How have Japan-China relations been affected by the pandemic and what does China's growing might mean for future relations between these two countries and the international community? Why has Japan become more security-minded than ever and why is cooperation with China becoming difficult? What is the domestic perception of the Trump administration in Japan? Is there still doubt over the US's commitment to Japan and East-Asia? How has COVID-19 affected the perception of security and the approach to national security within Japan? Is Cyber Security a potential issue? What is the future of Japan-India relations?  Gayathri Iyer, Junior Fellow at the ORF Maritime Policy Initiative, along with Hideshi Tokuchi, Visiting Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), and a former Vice-Minister of Defense for International Affairs in Japan, explores the current effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on Japan's role and relations in Asia. Why the approach to national security in Japan has changed and what does the future look like for Japan-China and Japan-India relations. #JapanChinaRelations #COVID19Japan #JapanIndiaRelations #COVID19pandemic ##JapanUSRelations