Japan Trilateral Forum, Brussels, fosters the development of the Japan-Europe-United States relationship. Japan and Europe share a commitment to democratic values, economic stability, and a rules-based global order. In particular, over the last few years, Japan-Europe cooperation has made numerous in-roads, including at the 25th EU-Japan Summit where the two sides signed a historic Economic Partnership Agreement and Strategic Partnership Agreement. As Tokyo, Brussels, and Washington adjust to changing strategic and economic realities, the scope for cooperation between the two sides will continue to broaden. In a world of increasing multi-polarity and diminishing resources, amid an uncertain global order, Japan Trilateral Forum, Brussels, brings together policymakers, intellectuals, journalists, and business leaders from Japan, Europe, and the United States to build networks and discuss an ambitious agenda for cooperation.

Policy Brief 2018

• Europe’s Response to the Belt and Road Initiative

Edited Volume 2017

• Cooperation in Times of Uncertain Leadership

Edited Volume 2016

• Cooperation in the Midst of Crisis: Trilateral Approaches to Shared International Challenges

GMF Report

• Waking up to Geopolitics: A New Trajectory to Japan-Europe Relations

Commissioned Papers

• UN Peacekeeping: A Focus for Japanese Cooperation with the United States and Europe?
• Seventy Years After World War II: German and Japanese Successes and Responsibilities
• Europe and Japan: Toward a “Trans-Eurasian” Partnership?
• Japan-Europe Cooperation for Peace and Stability: Pursuing Synergies on a Comprehensive Approach
• Mutual Support and Common Interests in Asia and European Neighborhoods
• Negotiating in the Shadow of TTIP and TPP: The EU-Japan Free Trade Agreement
• Japan, Europe, and the Global Economic Order
• The Japan-EU Partnership on Global Development