

America's Report Card in Southeast Asia
Apr 11, 2024
Chris, Melanie, and Zack assess the warning signs for the US in Southeast Asia, discuss American shipbuilding concerns, and critique American and Japanese leaders' announcements. They explore shifting perceptions in Southeast Asia towards the US, analyze the effectiveness of the US-led Indo-Pacific Framework, and navigate challenges in navy shipbuilding and economic alliances. The dialogue also covers defense policy reform and US-Japan cooperation announcements.
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Discussions on Recent Travels, NATO Conference, and Turkey's Political Landscape
02:04 • 2min
Perceptions of Southeast Asia by Experts
03:46 • 6min
Shifting Perceptions in Southeast Asia towards the United States
10:02 • 30min
Assessing US-led Indo-Pacific Framework in Southeast Asia
40:02 • 15min
Navigating Navy Shipbuilding Challenges and Economic Alliances
55:29 • 6min
Discussion on Defense Policy Reform and US-Japan Cooperation Announcements
01:01:41 • 7min