Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 23 minutes ago
The Australia India Institute hosted a webinar on ‘The Trump Factor: Assessing Quad Solidarity in the Indo-Pacific' on Monday 2 December 2024 at 5pm AEDT.
With the election of Donald Trump to the White House, the Quad stands at a critical juncture as the incoming US administration presents significant geopolitical shifts for US engagement in the Indo-Pacific. In this webinar, leading experts in foreign policy examined how these shifts in US foreign policy could reshape one of the region's most consequential multilateral groupings.
Drawing on their extensive diplomatic and security expertise, the panel discussed pressing questions about the resilience of the Quad partnership, the future of technology sharing, and implications for the Indo-Pacific security architecture.
Moderated by CEO of the Australia India Institute, Lisa Singh, attendees heard from the diplomatic editor of the Hindu, Ms Suhasini Haidar, Professor of International relations at Griffith University, Prof Ian Hall and Fellow (non-resident) at the Hudson Institute, Dr Satoru Nagao. This webinar built on from the 'Quad Leader’ Summit 2023: Predictions and Possibilities.'
The Australia India Institute hosted a webinar on ‘The Trump Factor: Assessing Quad Solidarity in the Indo-Pacific' on Monday 2 December 2024 at 5pm AEDT.
With the election of Donald Trump to the White House, the Quad stands at a critical juncture as the incoming US administration presents significant geopolitical shifts for US engagement in the Indo-Pacific. In this webinar, leading experts in foreign policy examined how these shifts in US foreign policy could reshape one of the region's most consequential multilateral groupings.
Drawing on their extensive diplomatic and security expertise, the panel discussed pressing questions about the resilience of the Quad partnership, the future of technology sharing, and implications for the Indo-Pacific security architecture.
Moderated by CEO of the Australia India Institute, Lisa Singh, attendees heard from the diplomatic editor of the Hindu, Ms Suhasini Haidar, Professor of International relations at Griffith University, Prof Ian Hall and Fellow (non-resident) at the Hudson Institute, Dr Satoru Nagao. This webinar built on from the 'Quad Leader’ Summit 2023: Predictions and Possibilities.'
