Taiwan's Global Landscape: Security, Partnerships, and Implications

On March 23, 2026, the Institute for Indo-Pacific Security hosted "Taiwan's Global Landscape: Security, Partnerships, and Implications." Across three panels, our speakers discussed the significance of Taiwanese security from the perspectives of China, the United States, and Indo-Pacific allies––Australia, Japan, and the Philippines, highlighting challenges and future outlooks. Panels: 0:00 Setting the Stage: The China of Today Ian Easton, Associate Professor, Naval War College 34:25 Congress, Defense Cooperation and the U.S.-Taiwan Security Framework Michael Mazza (Moderator), Senior Director for Research, Institute for Indo-Pacific Security Rupert Hammond-Chambers, President, U.S.-Taiwan Business Council Patrick Nevins, Deputy Staff Director, House Armed Services Committee Kristy Hsu, Director, Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research 1:25:07 Allied Perspectives: Coordinating with Partners Across the Indo-Pacific Jennifer Hong (Moderator), Senior Director, Institute for Indo-Pacific Security Gregory Brown, Executive Director, The Alliance Futures Initiative Iku Tsujihiro, Research Associate, Hudson Institute Japhet Quitzon, Associate Fellow, Center for Strategic and International Studies --------------------------------------------- Follow IIPS on: • LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/institute-for-indo-pacific-security • Instagram: instagram.com/iips_org/ • BlueSky: bsky.app/profile/iips.bsky.social • X: x.com/IIPS_org