President Biden is set to hold a summit at Camp David on Friday with the leaders of Japan and South Korea. The focus of the summit is regional security cooperation, particularly in addressing the challenges posed by North Korea and China. The leaders are expected to announce new coordination efforts, including the establishment of a hotline and a commitment to consult and share information. This marks a “new era” of cooperation among the three countries, according to National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan. However, it should be noted that this cooperation agreement is not equivalent to NATO for the Pacific, as there is no provision for collective defense. The summit aims to strengthen security and economic ties between Japan and South Korea, two countries that have historically had strained relations. The leaders also hope to address issues stemming from differing views of World War II history and Japan’s colonial rule over the Korean Peninsula. The choice of Camp David as the venue underscores the importance of U.S. relations with these two countries. This summit signifies a critical moment for the U.S., Japan, and South Korea, and presents an opportunity for a historic shift in their relationship.
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