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Why Should We Care About the Indo-Pacific?

Why Should We Care About the Indo-Pacific?

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About Why Should We Care About the Indo-Pacific?

Chart the world's new strategic crossroads. Join co-hosts Ray Powell, a 35-year U.S. Air Force veteran and Director of the celebrated SeaLight maritime transparency project, and Jim Carouso, a senior U.S. diplomat and strategic advisor, for your essential weekly briefing on the Indo-Pacific. Drawing on decades of on-the-ground military and diplomatic experience, they deliver unparalleled insights into the forces shaping the 21st century.From the U.S.-China strategic competition to the flashpoints of the South China Sea and Taiwan Strait, we cut through the noise with practical, practitioner-focused analysis. Each episode goes deep on the region's most critical geopolitical, economic and security issues.We bring you conversations with the leaders and experts shaping policy, featuring some of the world's most influential voices, including:Senior government officials and ambassadorsDefense secretaries, national security advisors and four-star military officersLegislators and top regional specialistsC-suite business leadersThis podcast is your indispensable resource for understanding the complexities of alliances and regional groupings like AUKUS, ASEAN and the Quad; the strategic shifts of major powers like the U.S., China, Japan and India; and emerging challenges from economic statecraft to regional security.If you are a foreign policy professional, business leader, scholar, or a citizen seeking to understand the dynamics of global power, this podcast provides the context you need.Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or your favorite platform.Produced by Ian Ellis-Jones and IEJ Media. Sponsored by BowerGroupAsia, helping clients navigate the world’s most complex and dynamic markets.

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Episodes(50)

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    Why Should We Care About Rising Dissent in China? | with Kevin Slaten

    15 Jul55m
  2. 2

    Why Should We Care if a U.S.-India Alliance is Achievable? | with Kurt Campbell

    15 Jul54m
  3. 3

    Why Should We Care About Why Journalists are Leaving China? | with Yoko Kubota

    15 Jul52m
  4. 4

    Why Should We Care How Indo-Pacific Allies Manage a Volatile and Distracted America? | with Marise Payne

    15 Jul53m
  5. 5

    Why Should We Care if Vietnam is Swinging Toward China? | with Dr. Nguyễn Khắc Giang

    15 Jul51m
  6. 6

    Why Should We Care if a U.S.-Japan-Philippines Trilateral can Deter China? | with Lisa Curtis and Ryan Claffey

    5 Jun51m
  7. 7

    Why Should We Care if Energy Dependence Undermines Southeast Asia’s Quest for Agency? | with Gita Wirjawan

    29 May51m
  8. 8

    Why Should We Care if North Korea's "Little Rocket Man" is Firing Off Missiles Again? | with Ankit Panda

    22 May51m

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