Public Panel 1: Security in the Indo-Pacific
Security in the Indo-Pacific has never been as far-reaching and unpredictable as it is today. Chinese activity in the South China Sea and vis-a-vis Taiwan introduces new risks for global strategic stability. The careful balance of powers between India and Pakistan could tip at any moment. North Korea’s proliferation of nuclear weapons poses a growing threat to the Korean peninsula and beyond. And yet, with the emergence of cooperative response mechanisms and policy pivots to the East, security in the Indo-Pacific has also never been as talked about and analyzed. Join us to explore the most pressing security issues—and solutions—facing the Indo-Pacific in the upcoming decade.
- Che-Chuan Lee, Institute for National Defense and Security Research
- Hans Tung, National Taiwan University
- Sheen Seong-Ho, Seoul National University
- Astrid Nordin, Kings College London
- Moderated by: John Nilsson-Wright, University of Cambridge
