EU-Pacific Talks: Taiwan and the Security Dimension – Lessons Learned, Indo-Pacific Containment
EU-Pacific Talks: Taiwan and the Security Dimension – Lessons Learned, Indo-Pacific Containment

Author(s): Adam Horry
Subject(s): International relations/trade, Security and defense, EU-Approach / EU-Accession / EU-Development, Geopolitics
Published by: EUROPEUM - Institut pro evropskou politiku
Keywords: EU-Pacific Talks; Taiwan; Security Dimension; Indo-Pacific Containment;
Summary/Abstract: During the first debate of the third season of the EU-Pacific Talks, hosted by the EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, participants engaged in a lively debate encompassing various aspects of Taiwan's position, its implications for the IndoPacific region, and the potential for escalation involving multiple actors. The panellists discussed the economic, military, and value-driven reasons behind Taiwan's significance, addressing concerns about China's approach and lessons to be drawn from other global conflicts, such as the war in Ukraine.

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