De facto ambassadors from Britain, the EU and the US - Ruth Bradley-Jones, Lutz Guellner and Raymond Greene - shared the stage to talk about Taiwan’s energy and maritime security as well as FIMI and election interference. 1/4 @NikkeiAsia
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Britain’s de facto ambassador Ruth Bradley-Jones offered a few prescriptions for Taiwan to strengthen its maritime resilience: integration between govt departments, between industry and govt and between tech and human resources, and shipping insurance. 2/4
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AIT director Raymond Greene weighed in on energy: “You see a lot of international commentary about how many days of supplies of LNG does Taiwan have? Is it 11 days? Is it 14 days? Almost as if that’s defining how long Taiwan could survive a crisis.” 3/4
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Greene: “How long can the global economy continue to operate at full strength if they don’t have access to commerce and trade with Taiwan?…
That timeline is much [shorter] and much more severe than any timeline about Taiwan’s energy security.” 4/4
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