Delighted to receive advance copies of the third edition of Red Star over the Pacific @USNIBooks. Teamed up once more with my longtime collaborator and former colleague @NavalWarCollege, Professor James Holmes.
New materials include Chinese assessments of modern naval warfare in the Red Sea and the Black Sea.
Pleased to join Mike Green on CSIS's Asia Chessboard to discuss the First Island Chain's enduring role in U.S. strategy in Asia: https://t.co/xj9lJYUzvB. For deeper analysis, check out the just-released 3rd ed. of Red Star over the Pacific: https://t.co/26kyxhaGXY. @CSIS@USSC
Just received this today. I enjoyed every minute of the writing process. Allowed me to reflect conceptually on the idea of the fleet in being… a brilliant volume full of remarkable pieces: Deterrence and Denial: The Power of Fleets in Being https://t.co/4jh9ElLNGY
Delighted to receive advance copies of the third edition of Red Star over the Pacific @USNIBooks. Teamed up once more with my longtime collaborator and former colleague @NavalWarCollege, Professor James Holmes.
New materials include Chinese assessments of modern naval warfare in the Red Sea and the Black Sea.
Yesterday, we had the great pleasure of organising our first CSDS Conversation of the year. We were joined by Toshi Yoshihara and Olivia Cheung for a superb discussion on China's expanding arsenal of coercive options.
More on our Conversations
https://t.co/R8Y0wRrUw4
🥳1⃣🪩 “Hanging Together or Hanging Separately? Europe and the Indo-Pacific in US-China Rivalry”, In-Depth Paper by Luis Simón, Daniel Fiott, Octavian Manea, Zack Cooper and Toshi Yoshihara: https://t.co/bsJeBz6Vp9
Sixth, Luis Simón, Daniel Fiott, Octavian Manea, Zack Cooper and Toshi Yoshihara wrote contributions on Europe and the Indo-Pacific in the context of the United States-China rivalry.
Read
https://t.co/bsJeBz6Vp9
🔱 NEW #MaritimeNation episode!
@Admiral_Foggo sits down with Toshi Yoshihara to discuss the PLAN and China’s maritime strategy.
Watch on YouTube or listen on Apple or Spotify ⬇️⬇️⬇️
Delighted to join @AaronBMacLean@schoolofwarpod to discuss the CCP's use of subversion to seize Beijing in 1949 and the lessons we might draw from this history. You can catch the episode here: https://t.co/qZDSHwpVSV.
Really fascinating conversation on @schoolofwarpod today with @ToshiYoshihara on the role of subversion in the PLA's capture of Beijing in 1949--and why that strategic DNA still matters today. 👇
.@ToshiYoshihara @CSBAdc and author of Mao's Army Goes to Sea: The Island Campaigns and the Founding of China's Navy, joins the show to discuss how the PLA took Beijing in 1949 by subversion, and how they may yet seize Taiwan. https://t.co/lUA0d6XvZl
Advanced naval nuclear platforms are difficult to develop. Hear Dr. Toshi Yoshihara’s analysis of the challenges that China has faced in its strategic naval weapons programs:
https://t.co/jgvEV4WkIv