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In this episode we explore the history and evolution of NATO’s Indo-Pacific partnerships, the alliance’s role in the growing US-China rivalry, and look ahead to a new era of NATO engagement outside of the Atlantic in a time of increasingly interconnected global conflicts.
Featured guests:
* Gwendoline Vamos, Senior Officer, Asia-Pacific Global Partnerships at NATO Headquarters
* Ian Langford, senior military officer (retired), Australian Defense Forces
* Peter Olive, senior military officer (retired), United Kingdom Royal Navy
* John Hemings, Senior Associate Director, Pacific Forum
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