■Date & Time:
Wednesday 18 October 2023, 17:00-18:30

■HyFlex
In-person : Room103, 1F, Building 13, Sophia University
ACCESS｜Sophia Institute of International Relations

On Zoom :  https://sophia-ac-jp.zoom.us/j/99103169626
Meeting ID: 991 0316 9626
Passcode: 931412

■Language : English

■Open to faculty and staff, students, and to the general public.

■Admission free, No registration required.

■Please click here to download the flier.

■ Lecture :
Paul Huang
Research Fellow, Taiwan Public OpinionFoundation
Visiting Fellow, Fairbank Center, Harvard University

How to defend Taiwan amidst rising cross-strait tension with China?
What are the implications for Japan, its security, and its relations to both China and Taiwan?
Paul Huang, a veteran Taiwanese journalist and a researcher on security issues will give a presentation introducing the current debates and his perspective on the challenges facing both Taiwan and Japan, and what could be done to address the rising risk of war in the region.

Paul Huang is an independent journalist who writes on politics, security and the risk of war across the Taiwan Strait. He often appears in international media as a Taiwan political and security analyst. His writing concerning the deficiencies of Taiwan’s military and defense preparedness have been widely cited.

Co-hosted by:
Sophia University Institute of Comparative Culture (ICC)
Sophia Institute of International Relations (SIIR)