Facilitated by Consortium Intern Tobias Dahlqvist

Consortium member Rachelle Abboud task with Professor Ahmet Uysal on Turkiye’s and Suadi Arabia’s role in the Emerging World order and what it means for the Indo-Pacific

Assesing the U.S. Korea-Japan trilateral security co-operation in addressing the challenges in the Indo-Pacific

A podcast on importance of geography in the Indo-Pacific by the Military History Team. 

The conversation evolves around cyber threats in India and how the government is tackling these threats. The effectiveness of cyber laws and securing cyberspace and how the collaboration with other countries works.

The Philippine Campaigns of 1941-42 and 1944-45 were some of the largest of the Pacific War. They also offer important perspectives and lessons applicable to today's warfighters. The CIPR's Military History Team explores some of these in this conversation.

The Indo-Pacific is often thought of as a primarily naval theater. But the experience of the Pacific War offers strong evidence that air power has a critical role in the region. What can those lessons teach us today?

1st LT Grant T. Willis, 1LT Brendan Donnelly, Jose Antonio Custodio & Sr. Fellow Chris Kolakowski

A conversation with Mohamed Zeeshan facilitated by CIPR Intern Amrisha Chaurasia

Why is the Pacific such an important theatre for the joint force to examine historically and why does a comprehension of context through historical analysis matter? 

Episode 7: An interview with Dr Sana Hashmi on Taiwan's security approach and its implications to Indo-Pacific