Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus)

Premier track two organisation in the Asia Pacific region for dealing with security issues.
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[Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) @ANU_CSCAP]

A round of thanks to @AIIANational and @jiia_eng for their support and to all the speakers, members and participants who contributed to today's discussions.

[Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) @ANU_CSCAP]

The 53rd meeting of the Australian members of #CSCAP is set to begin at 10 am AEST today for an #AustraliaJapanDialogue on Strategic Trends in the Indo-Pacific. This event is in association with @ANU_SDSC @JIIA_eng and @AIIANational

[Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) @ANU_CSCAP]

The 53rd #AusCSCAP meeting on #AustraliaJapanDialogue discussed the impact of the bilateral relationship on China, USA and Indo-Pacific amid ongoing global challenges.

[Australian Institute of International Affairs @AIIANational]

Speaking now at @ANU_CSCAP held at our HQ - Ambassador Miyagawa, A/Prof Masuo, Richard Maude from @AsiaSocietyAus, @natashaskassam from @LowyInstitute and Hugh White from @ANU_SDSC on the implications of invasion of Ukraine and impact of 🇨🇳 🇷🇺 ties on security policy in 🇯🇵 & 🇦🇺.

[Australian Institute of International Affairs @AIIANational]

The 53rd meeting of the Australian members of #CSCAP, an #AustraliaJapanDialogue on Strategic Trends in the Indo-Pacific, has kicked off this morning. This event is in association with @ANU_SDSC @JIIA_eng and @AIIANational.

[John Blaxland @JohnBlaxland1]

Great to be at the #AUSCSCAP @ANU_SDSC @ANUasiapacific Australia-Japan Dialogue on Strategic Trends in the Indo-Pacific at @AIIANational offices in Canberra

[Asialink @Asialink_au]

On July 15, @Asialink_au, with @ANU_CSCAP & #AjouUni, will mark 60 years of 🇦🇺-🇰🇷 diplomatic relations with a closed-door Australia-Korea Dialogue 👇
https://t.co/xTuCcrm5ZZ

The Dialogue is supported by the Cth through the Australia-Korea Foundation, which is part of @dfat.

[John Blaxland @JohnBlaxland1]

Explainer on what's happened in Myanmar. Why did the Tatmadaw feel confident enough to arrest Aug San Suu Kyi? My take on it here on @trtworld https://t.co/I7oDpWuuqJ @ANUmedia @ANUasiapacific @ANUBellSchool @ANU_SDSC

[John Blaxland @JohnBlaxland1]

Yep: “Australia should elevate Antarctic attention into the strategic discussion, reinvest in Antarctic activities and reinforce the ATS” This echoes the argument in the Geostrategic SWOT Analysis here https://t.co/WQwC2mL6LB

[John Blaxland @JohnBlaxland1]

"Niche Wars: Australia in Afghanistan and Iraq, 2001-2014" is now online @ANU_Press @anumedia @MHHVic @ANU_SDSC Order a hardcopy, or download it now for summer. It provides answers to key questions: Why did we go? What did we do there & what was the point? https://t.co/LqGLtq246Y

[Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) @ANU_CSCAP]

Many thanks to Professor Khong Yuen Foong from Lee Kuan Yew School @LKYSch in Singapore and Professor Zha Daojiong from Peking University @PKU1898 in China who shared their views on the theme 'Hegemony, power and prestige', inviting debate from Aus-CSCAP members. @ANU_SDSC

[Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) @ANU_CSCAP]

The 51st Meeting of the Australian Members of #CSCAP meet in Canberra to discuss ‘Hegemony, Power, Prestige: What do major powers want, and how do they seek to achieve it.

[Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) @ANU_CSCAP]

#CSCAP Day 2 of the 50th Seminar in Perth in association with @PerthUSAsia. The Hon Julie Bishop shares her views on the ‘Prospects for a Consensus on Norms in the Indo Pacific’ with 21 member countries in attendance.
@ANU_SDSC @ISIS_MY

[Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) @ANU_CSCAP]

#CSCAP 50th Seminar in Perth in association with @PerthUSAsia. Honoured to have The Hon Governor of Western Australia Kim Beazley join the discussion with 21 member countries in attendance.
@ANU_SDSC @lgflake @ISIS_MY

[Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) @ANU_CSCAP]

Central Asia panel at #32APR discuss BRI. Chinese investment welcomed by the region. Land trade routes complement rather than compete with maritime trade routes.

[Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) @ANU_CSCAP]

Northeast Asia panel at #32APR expressed scepticism about promises made during Korean peace talks.

[Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) @ANU_CSCAP]

In Kuala Lumpur for the 32nd Asia-Pacific Roundtable on Disruption: People. Technology. Power. Security. #Thirty2