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Peace and Security in Northeast Asia

To explore and expand the theory and praxis of nonviolence to address, prevent and transform direct and indirect violence within Asia and the rest of the world.

Over the past six years the Toda Peace Institute has organised a series of interactive, collaborative problem-solving workshops aimed at identifying impediments to stable peace in Northeast Asia with influentials from China, South Korea and Japan. These workshops have been aimed at dealing with national identity issues as well as painful historic memories which have a capacity to sabotage harmonious and peaceful relationships between the three countries.

In the face of recent geopolitical instability, Toda has convened conferences bringing regional experts on peace and security in Northeast Asia together with policy makers and civil society organisations from China, South Korea, Japan and the United States to identify the dynamics generating insecurity in the region and discuss how risks can be managed and transformed on the Korean Peninsula.

Recent Policy Briefs

Peace and Security in Northeast Asia

June 1, 2026

China–US Relations After Trump’s Beijing Visit: Shifting Stabilizers in an Era of Great Power Competition

Policy Brief No.304

Taiyi Sun

Peace and Security in Northeast Asia

May 26, 2026

A Parallel World Amid Diplomatic Stalemate: The Current State and Challenges of Japan–China Relations

Policy Brief No.302

Shin Kawashima

Peace and Security in Northeast Asia

May 16, 2026

What Can Middle Powers Do When the Rule-Based International Order is Disrupted?

Policy Brief No.300

Deborah Larson

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