Bridging the Oceans #19: Taiwan’s Place in the Indo-Pacific

<p class="LeadParagraph-module--component--43212"><em>Originally published 7 July 2021</em></p> <p class="LeadParagraph-module--component--43212">Long regarded as a potential Indo-Pacific flashpoint, what is Taipei’s view of the Indo-Pacific?</p> <div class="Article-module--paragraphs--488a8"> <div class="TextParagraph-module--component--f8492"> <div> <p>In this episode, Veerle and Dr Lee Che-chuan, Director of National Security and Decision-Making at the Institute for National Defense and Security Research in Taiwan, discuss Taipei’s view of the Indo-Pacific. From tense cross-strait relations and pressures on Taiwan’s national security, to synergies between Taipei’s New Southbound Policy and other Indo-Pacific strategies, Taipei seeks to carve a role for itself in working with partners on key areas of regional prosperity and stability.</p> </div> </div> </div>