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A new European Leadership Network (ELN) and Asia-Pacific Leadership Network report compares Australian, Japanese, South Korean, and UK risk perceptions towards Taiwan and North Korea. It finds that diverging perceptions of risk in the Asia-Pacific are potential obstacles to policy coordination and offers recommendations for how to address this. Read the full report by Joel Petersson Ivre, Dr Rishi Paul, Alice Saltini, Tanya Ogilvie-White, and Oliver Meier below ⤵ https://lnkd.in/e-a_nQ7d

“Strategic Insights with General David Petraeus: Navigating Global Challenges on ‘Next to Madison’” General David H. Petraeus, a retired four-star U.S. Army general and former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, has been a pivotal figure in shaping modern military strategy and national security policies. His extensive career includes commanding U.S. forces during the Iraq War’s troop surge and leading the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan. Beyond his military service, Petraeus has become a prominent voice in global security discussions, offering insights into contemporary conflicts and geopolitical challenges. In a recent interview on the “Next to Madison” YouTube channel, General Petraeus delves into several pressing issues: Ukraine Conflict: He emphasizes the necessity of providing Ukraine with timely and adequate armaments to strengthen its defense capabilities. Petraeus advocates for a cease-fire accompanied by ironclad security guarantees for Ukraine, warning that without such measures, the nation faces a prolonged and arduous winter. He also highlights the significant mental health crisis, noting that half of Ukraine’s population requires assistance—a cause he actively supports. Middle East Dynamics: Addressing the recent terrorist attacks in Gaza, Petraeus describes them as the most severe intelligence failures in Israel’s history. He questions the political assumptions that Hamas could evolve into a peaceful neighbor, pointing out that aid intended for Gaza was diverted to construct an extensive network of underground tunnels. Petraeus suggests that Israel now requires a comprehensive counterinsurgency strategy, including clear, hold, and build operations, while cautioning against actions that might generate more adversaries than are eliminated. U.S. Economic Policies: Petraeus observes that the U.S. is navigating an era of protectionism and tariff implementations. He underscores the importance of balancing these policies to prevent inflationary pressures on the economy. Despite these challenges, he notes that the U.S. remains a premier destination globally, with the dollar retaining its status as the world’s dominant currency. Throughout the conversation, Petraeus shares his philosophy that “life is a competitive endeavor” and underscores the importance of “getting the big ideas right,” reflecting his strategic judgment honed over decades of service. He also mentions his personal life, including his four grandchildren, and his current role at KKR, where he assesses risks and opportunities, embodying the adage, “Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.” For a deeper understanding of General Petraeus’s perspectives on these critical issues, you can watch the full interview on the “Next to Madison” YouTube channel. https://lnkd.in/e74MscQC

🔍 Discover the driving forces behind China's ambitions in global leadership with insights from Brad Glosserman, our senior adviser, in his latest article for The Japan Times. Gain valuable perspectives on Beijing's ultimate endgame and its implications for international relations. 🌏 Read the full article for in-depth analysis: https://lnkd.in/gS32Wwca #Geopolitics #China #Leadership #Insights #PacificForum

A useful and credible assessment! Regional leadership is consistent with the stated goals of Saudi Vision 2030.

China Positions Itself as a Global Leader Amid Rising Uncertainty As world leaders gather for the APEC and G20 summits in South America, China is navigating growing tensions with the US under the shadow of Donald Trump's potential return to the White House. With trade wars, security concerns, and global uncertainty on the rise, China, led by President Xi Jinping, seeks to present itself as a stable and influential leader, particularly in the Global South. Key meetings in Peru and Brazil will be pivotal in shaping China’s diplomatic strategy and its effort to counter US policies. Can China fill the leadership void if the US steps back? 🌍 #ChinaLeadership #GlobalDiplomacy #USChinaRelations #GlobalEconomy #APEC2024 #G20Summit #InternationalRelations #ChinaStrategy #GlobalLeadership

As world leaders, including Modi, Xi, and Putin, convene in Kazan, Russia, for the BRICS Summit 2025 this week, they aim to reshape global diplomacy and business. With over 36 nations represented, the "BRICS+" challenge the G7-dominated order by emphasizing currency autonomy and trade independence. As these countries, which account for more than half of the global population, push for a multipolar world, MNCs face both opportunities and challenges in navigating this complex landscape. Discover how businesses can adapt and thrive in this evolving geopolitical climate in our latest article!

The Indo-Pacific region is emerging as a crucial geopolitical arena, with escalating power dynamics and shifting alliances. Against this backdrop, the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (#Quad) is rapidly evolving as a pivotal force to address the challenges posed by China's assertive posture. In our latest issue, we are thrilled to feature an insightful analysis by Dr. Rajesh Kumar and Aamir Khan, examining the Quad's path toward #institutionalization through the lens of the "leadership–institution model" proposed by Kai He and Huiyun Feng. https://lnkd.in/gDB7dvcq This thought-provoking article delves into the intricate interplay of ideational and executive #leadership among Quad members, illuminating their shared vision of a free and open #IndoPacific. The authors meticulously dissect the strategic considerations and #policy actions undertaken by key players, elucidating the Quad's evolution from its inception to its current state of deep institutionalization. As the global order faces unprecedented challenges, this timely publication offers valuable insights into the dynamics shaping the Indo-Pacific's future. It is a must-read for policymakers, scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the complex geopolitical landscape of our times. Explore the full article and gain a comprehensive perspective on the Quad's role in counterbalancing #China's assertiveness in the Indo-Pacific region. #China #strategy #QuadrilateralSecurityDialogue #multilateralism #greatpowercompetition Air University Press Air University U.S. Indo-Pacific Command Pacific Air Forces Daniel K. Inouye Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies Pandit prithi nath College

Another thought-provoking article from The Wire China to round off the week! As perceptions of #China shift from opportunity to challenge, policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic are calling for the need to de-risk and counter China's global actions. While there is consensus on cooperation, differences persist on implementation. Crafting responses to questions about future cooperation with China is crucial for clarifying policy choices. Practical cooperation requires understanding where assessments differ and where national interests diverge. Leadership, communication, and negotiation are key to navigating these complexities and building alignment where possible. #ChinaPolicy #GlobalCooperation #Leadership #ClearCommunication

Thats a wrap!! Today was the last day of the National and International Security Leadership Seminar at the Capital Hill Club in Washington DC hosted by Alan L. Freed Associates. Had an amazing time with some great Teammates and a wealth of extremely knowledgeable experts covering: -Global Trends Transforming Our World and Shaping America -The Future of South Asia: Challanges and Opportunities -Between East and West: The Evolution of Turkeys Foreign Policy -The China Challenge -Russia, the War in Ukraine and Trans-atlantic Ties -The Afghanistan-Pakistan Nexus and Challenges to U.S. National Security -The Iran Brief:Protest, NuclearDeals, and Regional Security -Middle East Geopolitics Tour of the Horizon -The EU and the Pivot to the East After the Old War: "Ostpolitik," EU Enlargement and Russia -Europe After Brexit and Ukraine: -Populism, North-South Divides, Economic Challenges, and New Balances of Power -What Americans Think about WhenThey Think About Foreign Policy -Industries of the Future and U.S. National Security -Climate Systems, Policy and the Opportunity/Challange for America and the World -Russia Disinformation Campaigns Worldwide -The Heart of Darkness:North Kores -Past, Present and Future -Criminalized States in Latin America: An Emerging Tier-One Threat -Latin America and the Caribbean: Where Are We Headed? -Globalism vs Sovereignty -Why Infrastructure Matters in Africa -The Next Africa: How the U.S. Can Support the Fastest Growing Continent -An Overview of Japan's Fundamental Challenges: Implications to U.S -Who Will Win in the Fight for the 21st Century? -PLA Strategy in the Pacific

The Philippines🇵🇭 is not the friend of the United States of America🇺🇸 The MDT of 1951 signed by the 2 (two) countries, the U.S.A.🇺🇸 and the Philippines🇵🇭, in reality, is a paper treaty! And that is geopolitical fact! #PartnerInthePhilippines #PhilippineEconomy #Philippines2024 #Philippines #Switzerland #SwissChamPhilippines #WorkingTogetherToStrengthenEconomies https://lnkd.in/gR8ajyM5