Navigating Change: U.S.-Japan Relations and Security in Southeast Asia

Dive into the complexities of U.S.-Japan relations in Southeast Asia amidst leadership transitions and shifting geopolitical dynamics. This panel discussion, part of a conference co-hosted by Columbia University and Keio University, examines potential policy changes during a second Trump presidency, the implications of reduced U.S. engagement, and Japan's evolving role in a multipolar world.

Featuring insights from Ambassador Derek Mitchell, Ambassador Masafumi Ishii, Ken Jimbo, and Lien-Hang Nguyen, with moderation by Ann Marie Murphy, the conversation explores strategies for fostering cooperation, engaging with the Global South, and maintaining regional stability in an unpredictable political climate.

Don't miss this expert analysis of the future of Southeast Asian security and global politics.

• U.S.-Japan relations
• Southeast Asia security
• International diplomacy
• Leadership transitions
• Regional stability
• U.S. foreign policy under Trump
• Japan’s role in Southeast Asia
• Global South engagement strategies
• Columbia University Keio University conference
• Southeast Asia geopolitical challenges