突发特讯！日本前首相直言不讳：面对美国，中日韩三国需共同寻求对策

Group 1 - The proposal for an East Asian Community reflects a significant transformation in the geopolitical economic landscape of East Asia, suggesting that former rivals may become allies in the face of common challenges [1] - The automotive industry in Japan is particularly affected by new U.S. tariffs, with a potential 25% tariff on Japanese cars posing a significant threat [3] - South Korea's semiconductor industry, which accounts for over 20% of its total exports, is also under pressure, prompting executives from major companies like Samsung and SK Hynix to lobby the U.S. government [3] Group 2 - Economic interdependence among China, Japan, and South Korea is stronger than anticipated, with trade volumes increasing to $180 billion and $150 billion respectively in the first half of 2024 [5] - The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is beginning to show trade creation effects, enhancing cooperation in high-end manufacturing sectors [5] - Despite the urgent need for economic collaboration, political obstacles remain, particularly due to pro-U.S. sentiments in Japan and South Korea [7] Group 3 - Recent reports from business associations in Japan and South Korea indicate a growing consensus on the need for diversified market strategies, as highlighted by Toyota's president [7] - Financial cooperation is advancing, with the foreign exchange reserves of China, Japan, and South Korea expanding to $120 billion [9] - Collaborative efforts in technology and infrastructure are increasing, with a 30% year-on-year rise in joint patent applications and improved shipping and air freight connections [9] Group 4 - The need for practical cooperation among China, Japan, and South Korea has never been more pressing, with think tanks exploring initiatives to enhance supply chain resilience [11] - Economic logic is beginning to transcend political differences, suggesting a potential breakthrough in cooperation [11] - The current geopolitical climate may provide a unique opportunity for East Asian countries to strengthen their collaboration in response to shared challenges [12]