In “Japan Chair Platform: Japan Matters for South Korea’s Security” published on the Center for Strategic and International Studies’ website November 10, 2014 Cohort II scholar Jeffrey Hornung (Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies) examines Japan’s significance for South Korea’s security and concludes “America’s allies need each other. The sooner they can agree, the better.”
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