Video now available for “Post-election U.S. Policy Toward the Indo-Pacific: Expectations and Concerns” event co-organized by SPF and NUS-ISAS

On November 27, 2020, the International Peace and Security Department of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation in partnership with the National University of Singapore Institute of South Asian Studies (NUS-ISAS) hosted an online event entitled “Post-election U.S. Policy toward the Indo-Pacific: Expectations and Concerns.” This webinar welcomed an expert panel to discuss the potential impact of the U.S. presidential election on the country's Indo-Pacific policy and to explore opportunities and challenges from the perspective of a range of stakeholders including India, Japan, and the U.S.

This is the first event in a three-part webinar series, which seeks to take a comprehensive look at the most pressing security and geopolitical challenges facing the Indo-Pacific region. Check back on the SPF website for a summary report of the discussion (to be posted once available) as well as announcements of future events in the series.