Opportunity to join the TAG Geopolitics and Research team in Washington. Please share with candidates with strong backgrounds in business and policy relevant to the Indo-Pacific. Reach out if you have any questions.
The Asia Group (TAG) is now accepting applications for an Associate Vice President to join our Geopolitics and Research Team. This role will be based in Washington, DC.
Apply here: https://t.co/h3hfuqvfbc
Thrilled to be a part of The Asia Group team. I'll be focused on building our new Geopolitical Risk practice and elevating the firm's thought leadership.
The Asia Group is pleased to announce that Tiffany Ma has joined us as a Senior Vice President for Geopolitics and Research. Ma possesses significant Indo-Pacific policy expertise, with a rich background in client-facing services.
Read Tiffany's bio here: https://t.co/LWoCq9PdqV
WATCH VIDEO: NBR held a public discussion with Adm. Philip Davidson, former commander, @INDOPACOM, on March 23 on Taiwan’s defense needs and capabilities that included a panel with @TiffanyMa2, @KitschQuixote, and Jim Schoff. https://t.co/5IcGfpdvpW
Thanks to everyone who joined us for today's event on #Taiwan's defense priorities and challenges, and to Admiral Philip Davidson and our panelists, @TiffanyMa2, @KitschQuixote, and Jim Schoff. If you missed the event, you can watch the video here: https://t.co/4w6oaqOAaB
@TiffanyMa2 emphasized that the goal of these tactics is to compel Taiwan to accept changes in the status quo, requiring efforts—especially on economic and trade issues—by Taiwan's allies to maintain its autonomy and provide the country with additional options.
Regarding U.S. capabilities, @TiffanyMa2 points out that the Taiwan Relations Act legally binds the United States to maintain capabilities to defend Taiwan in any contingency, and U.S. allies & partners are also playing a growing role in supporting the U.S. in this.
@NBCNews story on China's response to deepening U.S. ties with #Taiwan includes comments from NBR nonresident fellow @TiffanyMa2: "Taking issue with the way countries and organizations refer to Taiwan is a key way #China tries to isolate the island." https://t.co/qwkOOHpjy0
"China's politicization of international forums goes way beyond the United Nations," argues @TiffanyMa2. No example is too trivial, and pressure can be found throughout the private sector, education, and more, says Ma.
Canada can use its role in the UN to push back against the ways China applies political pressure. @TiffanyMa2 suggests that it is important to address PRC nomenclature and and attempts to diminish #Taiwan's status within UN Agencies.
Additionally, @TiffanyMa2 suggests that Canada can play a significant role in working with Japan, Australia, and other partners to define a united and institutionalized approach to #Taiwan's CPTPP inclusion. She also suggests bilateral cooperation with Taiwan through a FIPA.
I was happy to moderate an @MLInstitute webinar with @lcrhsiao@JMichaelCole1 and @TiffanyMa2. My take: Self-determination is the basis of all human rights. Taiwan deserves no less, because Taiwanese are human. 美加学者:支持台湾参与联合国组织符合国际利益 https://t.co/YPoZr3Pwxk
#ICYMI - last week, MLI hosted a webinar discussing #Taiwan's role in the international community and why Canada should promote Taiwanese inclusion at the UN and its agencies. @lcrhsiao@TiffanyMa2@ssimon_chelsea@JMichaelCole1
Watch the full discussion: https://t.co/2PsCcAUB4R
Despite my Resting Panel Face, I very much enjoyed this NBR discussion on the outlook for key Indo-Pacific players in the current geopolitical and post-Covid 19 environment. Event video up now!
Thank you, @NBRnews and @WSCRCWA, for a terrific discussion on #China and its ambitions in the #IndoPacific. Always a pleasure to learn from the one and only Roy Kamphausen and appreciated the hard hitting questions from @Dimi! #virtualevent
EVENT VIDEO: Discussion hosted by NBR & #WashingtonState#ChinaRelations Council @WSCRCWA on #China's strategic ambitions with panelists Roy Kamphausen & @TiffanyMa2 moderated by Demetri Sevastopulo (@Dimi) #US-China correspondent at FinancialTimes @FT: 📹https://t.co/TeZO6lXDnh
Join NBR and #WashingtonState#ChinaRelations Council @WSCRCWA on June 22 for a discussion of #China's strategic ambitions with panelists Roy Kamphausen and @TiffanyMa2 moderated by Demetri Sevastopulo (@Dimi) US-China correspondent at FinancialTimes @FT: https://t.co/TeZO6lXDnh
Looking forward to joining this @USJC discussion tomorrow on the implications of the #US-#China relationship and cross-Strait relations for #Japan. RSVP below! #Taiwan
Coming on 2/24: The U.S.-China relationship has economic and diplomatic ramifications within and beyond East Asia. As the Biden administration resets the U.S. strategy for diplomacy with China, what will the implications be for the U.S.-Japan partnership? https://t.co/knSo6fJZhf