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The first podcast from Vietnam to focus on geopolitical and security developments with regard to the South China Sea as a connected area in the regional maritime landscape. Brought to you by South China Sea Studies.
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In this episode, we talk with Senior Colonel (ret.) Zhou Bo from the Center for International Security and Strategy, Tsinghua University (China) about US-China relations, including military relations and the risk of incidents in the South China Sea.
In the second part of the conversation with Senior Colonel (ret.) Zhou Bo from the Center for International Security and Strategy, Tsinghua University (China), South China Sea Studies ask him about the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea, as well as China's view on recent geopolitical developments in the region.
FROM THE SEA is the first podcast from Vietnam to focus on geopolitical and security developments with regard to the South China Sea as a connected area in the regional maritime landscape. This program is produced by South China Sea Studies.
In today's episode, Dr. Hoo Chiew Ping from the East Asian International Relations Caucus will discuss nuclear proliferation risks, response strategies, and South China Sea stability within the context of great power rivalry.
FROM THE SEA is the first podcast from Vietnam to focus on geopolitical and security developments with regard to the South China Sea as a connected area in the regional maritime landscape. This program is produced by South China Sea Studies.
In today's episode, Dr. Hoo Chiew Ping from the East Asian International Relations Caucus will discuss nuclear proliferation risks, response strategies, and regional stability in the South China Sea, within the context of great power rivalry.
FROM THE SEA is the first podcast from Vietnam to focus on geopolitical and security developments with regard to the South China Sea as a connected area in the regional maritime landscape. This program is produced by South China Sea Studies.
Continuing from the previous episode, Dr. Aswani Dravid and Dr. Shambhu Sajith will explore the potential of deep-sea mining and offshore wind energy in the South China Sea.
FROM THE SEA is the first podcast from Vietnam to focus on geopolitical and security developments with regard to the South China Sea as a connected area in the regional maritime landscape. This program is produced by South China Sea Studies.
In this episode, Dr. Aswani Dravid and Dr. Shambhu Sajith from the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies join our host to discuss alternative energy sources for a sustainable future in the South China Sea.
FROM THE SEA is the first podcast from Vietnam to focus on geopolitical and security developments with regard to the South China Sea as a connected area in the regional maritime landscape. This program is produced by South China Sea Studies.
In our 7th episode, Mr. Gregory B. Poling, Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies will discuss the US's recent approach to the South China Sea and its commitment to the Philippines.
FROM THE SEA is the first podcast from Vietnam to focus on geopolitical and security developments with regard to the South China Sea as a connected area in the regional maritime landscape. This program is produced by South China Sea Studies.
In our 6th episode, Assoc. Prof. Charmaine Willoughby from De La Salle University will discuss with our host, talking about the Philippines’ transparency campaign in the South China Sea.
Dr. Giulio Pugliese (Oxford School of Global and Area Studies) had a chat by the sea (literally) with our host Hoang Do about what he characterized as EU’s "mercantilism" approach in the Indo-Pacific and the South China Sea.
Dr. Stephen Nagy (Internation Christian University of Tokyo) analyzes Canada's interests and distinctive approach in the Indo-Pacific - its management of the relations with the Quad, China and Southeast Asian countries.
Professor Richard Heydarian (University of the Philippines) shares his thoughts about the new Philippine president's first steps in managing ties with China, with respect to the South China Sea issue.
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