Jan
25
Past Event
The Future of Transatlantic Security: Leaders' Roundtable
January 25, 2021 | 9:00AM to 10:15AM EST
Oct
23
Past Event
Japan Trilateral Forum, Brussels: 4th Edition
October 23, 2017 to October 24, 2017
The forth iteration of the Japan Trilateral Forum (JTF), the leading event addressing EU–Asia–U.S. relations took place October 23–24, 2017 in Brussels. JTF is an initiative of The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) and the Japanese Mission to the European Union. The annual Forum brings together European, U.S., and Japanese leaders from government, media, business, and academia for an interactive conversation on common and pressing foreign policy, economic, and security issues.
This year participants addressed domestic politics, shifting security dynamics, disinformation and its impact on democracy, and China’s economic influence. To learn more about the conversations, read our blog from the conference, explore #EUJapanUS and see pictures on Flickr from Day 1 and Day 2.
See highlights from Twitter below:
Kicking off Japan Trilateral Forum in beautiful Brussels! Follow the convo at #EUJapanUS pic.twitter.com/T72bD8I2cg
— Dani Piatkiewicz (@dpiatkiewicz) October 23, 2017
View @gmfus trilateral forum in Brussels: China's Xi Jinping 'not reliable partner;' Trump has 'serious case of impulse control' #EUJapanUS
— David Nakamura (@DavidNakamura) October 23, 2017
Unpredictability of U.S.-China relationship has significant implications for joint U.S.-European approaches to Asian security #EUJapanUS
— Jamie Fly (@jamiemfly) October 24, 2017
Constitutional reform in Japan still needs broad public support, the electoral mandate is not enough. #EUJapanUS
— Janka Oertel (@oertel_janka) October 23, 2017
First time topic for a @gmfus Japan forum: disinformation and its impact on democracy. Relatively new issue but with huge impact #EUJapanUS https://t.co/UXbVhJ4vuz
— Sharon Stirling (@SharonStirling) October 23, 2017
Jamie Fly
Senior Fellow and Senior Advisor to the President