U.S., Japan, and South Korea aim to counter threats from China and North Korea with trilateral cooperation

• President Biden hosted the first stand-alone trilateral summit with Japan and South Korea at Camp David, marking a historic step towards strengthening their alliance.
• The "Camp David Principles" established closer security ties, including a hotline for crisis response, more military drills and exercises, and enhanced ballistic missile defense.
• The summit addressed countering China's growing assertiveness in the region, but leaders emphasized it was not about isolating China.
• The leaders reaffirmed commitment to the denuclearization of North Korea and condemned its recent provocative missile tests.
• While historical tensions remain, the summit symbolized warming Japan-South Korea relations and their shared security interests in the face of regional instability.

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