LAUNCH! LAUNCH! Preventing Avoidable Indo-Pacific Wars

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Date(s) - Monday - Oct 14, 2024
8:00 pm - 9:30 pm

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LAUNCH! LAUNCH! Preventing Avoidable Indo-Pacific Wars

International Webinar Launch: Common Security in the Indo Pacific Region

  • 📅   October 14
  • 🕛 2 p.m. Berlin, 5:30 pm India, 8 P.M. Manila, 8 a.m. New York, 9 p.m. Seoul & Tokyo, 8:00 pm Ulaanbaatar time
  • 💻  Register: https://bit.ly/commonsecuritylaunch

Amidst the Ukraine/Russia, Gaza, and Lebanon Wars, the U.S., its allies, China, and North Korea are eyeball to eyeball in military and economic competitions. An incident, accident, or miscalculation could  escalate to war, even nuclear war. Flashpoints include Taiwan; the South China, West Philippine, and East China Seas; and Korea.

For the past year, an international working group of scholars and national peace movement leaders from across the Indo-Pacific region, the United States, and Europe have analyzed these crises and developed common security diplomatic alternatives that can lead to greater peace, justice, and prosperity while building the collaborations needed to challenge the existential nuclear and climate threats.

Join us as we launch our report. Speakers include Anuradha Chenoy of Jindal Global University in India and the Transnational Institute, Francis Daehoon Lee of Peace MOMO in South Korea, Enkhsaikhan Jargalsaikhan of Blue Banner in Mongolia, and Reiner Braun of the International Peace Bureau.

Speakers:

Reiner Braun has been actively involved in the German and international peace movements since 1982, serving from 2013 to 2022 as co-president and then executive director of the International Peace Bureau He was a founding member of the international network “No to war – No to NATO” and is a member of its coordinating committee.

Anuradha Chenoy is Adjunct Professor, Jindal Global University and Associate Fellow of the Transnational Institute (The Netherlands). She retired as professor and dean at the School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, She writes widely on international relations.

Enkhsakhan Jargalsaikhan is chair of Blue Banner, a Mongolian NGO dedicated to promoting the goals of nuclear non-proliferation. An international lawyer and diplomat, Mr. Jargalsaikhan served as the foreign policy and legal advisor to the first democratically elected president of Mongolia, and was the original author, promoter and prime negotiator of Mongolia’s internationally recognized nuclear-weapon-free status.

Francis Daehoon Lee of Peace MOMO is  former research professor of peace studies at SungKongHoe University and visiting professor for peace studies at Ritsumeikan University and the International University of Japan. He was legal advisor to the Special Rapporteur of the UN Human Rights Sub-Commission. He served as Executive Director of the Asian Regional Exchange for New Alternatives (ARENA) and director of the Center for Peace and Disarmament, Korea. Mr. Lee served as Goodwill Ambassador for Peace in Korea under the Moon Jae-in government.