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Original commentary from Pacific Forum Young Leaders that presents next-generation analysis and reactions to regional issues and challenges, often based on their participation in senior-level conferences and dialogues.
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YL Blog #46 – US-Japan-ROK Trilateral Dialogue Takeaways: Urgency, Effective Cooperation, and Alignment
This March, I participated in the US-Japan-ROK Trilateral Next-Generation Leaders Dialogue, designed around “Reimagining the Trilateral Partnership for the Future of the Indo-Pacific.” Taking place in Tokyo, Japan, this dyna…
PacNet #13 – Keep an eye on North Korean cyber-crime as the Covid-19 spreads
YL Blog #45 – Integrating Non-Military Instruments of National Power in Southeast Asia and the Pacific
In recent months, two major sub-regions of the Indo-Pacific have become the renewed epicenters for strategic power competition between Washington and Beijing. Officially designated as the “priority theater,” the Indo-Pacific…
PacNet #13 – Keep an eye on North Korean cyber-crime as the Covid-19 spreads
YL Blog #44 – A Trilateral Discourse: The Role of Hawai’i in a Free and Open Indo-Pacific
The Next-Gen Trilateral Young Leaders Dialogue was a riveting exercise that demonstrated the strength, resilience, and future areas for growth in our Trilateral alliance between Japan, the ROK, and the United States. It was a wo…
PacNet #13 – Keep an eye on North Korean cyber-crime as the Covid-19 spreads
YL Blog #43 – Strategic Ambiguity Remains in South Korea’s Indo-Pacific Survival Strategy
Breaking the long-standing diplomatic practice of strategic ambiguity between two major powers, South Korea took a step towards clarity concerning strategic objectives in the Indo-Pacific region. The timing and context surroundi…
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YL Blog #42 – Fostering cross-regional thinking in the division of deterrence labor
Over the past decade, the international landscape in both Asia and Europe has experienced significant transformations. The erosion of stability in both regions has become increasingly pronounced, particularly within the past fiv…
PacNet #13 – Keep an eye on North Korean cyber-crime as the Covid-19 spreads
YL Blog #41 – Beyond the ‘old boys club’: Creating comprehensive gender representation in security spaces
I have to admit I felt a little uneasy attending this study group. I am not a woman and I do not have any field experience in security but more importantly, I was not privy to the three previous study group meetings. I was liter…
PacNet #13 – Keep an eye on North Korean cyber-crime as the Covid-19 spreads
YL Blog #40 – Fostering dialogue on climate intervention: Insights from the Anticipating Future Debates Conference
The stark reality arises as a sobering reminder: those bearing the brunt of the climate crisis are alarmingly absent, from the very deliberations that shape their fate. By virtue of my identity and lived experiences, I find myse…
PacNet #13 – Keep an eye on North Korean cyber-crime as the Covid-19 spreads
YL Blog #39 – Climate Security Underway: Strengthening US-Pacific Islands Partnerships through USCG and NOAA
The views expressed herein are those of the author and are not to be construed as official or reflecting the views of the Commandant or of the US Coast Guard. The US Coast Guard is the premier agency promoting US Foreign Policy …
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YL Blog #38 – Cloud-Seeding is Not the Solution to Taiwan’s Rainfall Problems
This article reflects on the workshop, “Anticipating Future Debates on Climate Intervention,” convened by the Center for Global Security Research (CGSR) at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) on March 14-15, 2023. …
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YL Blog #37 – Addressing Invisibility: Crafting a South Asian Action Plan for Unpaid Care Work
Despite social progress brought about by economic development in the past decades, women in South Asia continue to bear the brunt of disproportionately distributed unremunerated care work. Unpaid care work refers to all unremune…
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