Indo-Pacific

Research team

Mandira Bagwandeen
Associate fellow
  
Antoine Bondaz
Research fellow
  
Gilles Boquérat
Associate fellow
 
Isabelle Facon
Deputy director
  
Morgane Farghen
Associate fellow
 
Thibault Fournol
Research fellow
  
Benjamin Hautecouverture
Senior research fellow
  
Philippe Le Corre
Associate fellow
  
Sophie Lemière
Associate fellow
  
Antoine Maire
Associate fellow
  
Simon Menet
Research fellow
  
Valérie Niquet
Senior research fellow
  
Eva Pejsova
Associate fellow
  
Alexandre Taithe
Research fellow
  
Bruno Tertrais
Deputy director
  

Recent activity

Web conference

Cyber security: Common challenges to Europe and Japan in a post Ukraine war context

Web conference
December 5, 2022
Web conference

U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy: features, objectives and convergences with France

Web conference
November 15, 2022
Korea Security and Diplomacy Program

Speech at the side-event to the NPT RevCon, “North Korea: addressing the nuclear challenge”

Korea Security and Diplomacy Program
Antoine Bondaz, September 30, 2022
Korea Security and Diplomacy Program

Speech at the Korea Global Forum for Peace, “Implications of the war in Ukraine for the Korean Peninsula”

Korea Security and Diplomacy Program
Antoine Bondaz, September 29, 2022
Book chapter

« Does the Rise of China Threaten the Transatlantic Partnership? »

Book chapter
Philippe Le Corre,

in The China Questions 2 : Critical Insights into US-China Relations, M.A. Carrai, J. Rudolph, M. Szonyi (eds), Harvard University Press

, September 20, 2022
Video

Perspectives on Korea-EU relations under South Korea’s new government

Video
Antoine Bondaz (among the speakers), June 2022
Web conference

Perspectives on Korea-EU relations under South Korea’s new government

Web conference
June 27, 2022
Japan Program

The European Union’s Indo-Pacific strategy: a view from Japan

Japan Program
Atsuko Higashino, June 15, 2022
Video

French and Japanese visions of security challenges in the global commons: sea, space and cyber

Video
Valérie Niquet, Xavier Pasco, Nicolas Mazzucchi (among the speakers), March 2022
Japan Program

The challenges to traditional deterrence: a view from Japan

Japan Program
Ambassador Nobushige Takamizawa, March 23, 2022
Japan Program

Challenges and global answers for Japan’s post-Covid-19 security strategy

Japan Program
Hideshi Tokuchi, December 8, 2021
Japan Program

The importance of the G7 and the role of Japan in a multipolar era

Japan Program
Mayu Watanabe, December 15, 2021
Japan Program

The role of the QUAD and the partnership with South Asia: the importance of the Indian Ocean for Japan FOIP strategy

Japan Program
Nobuhito Hobo, January 7, 2022
Japan Program

The security dialogue between the EU and Japan and NATO’s role

Japan Program
Yoko Iwama, December 6, 2021
Web conference

French and Japan visions of security challenges in the global commons: sea, space and cyber

Web conference
March 8, 2022
Japan Program

EU-Japan partnership: a vision for the future

Japan Program
Ambassador Yasushi Masaki, March 7, 2022
Japan Program

EU and Japanese models of quality infrastructure building and connectivity: shared values and potential for cooperation

Japan Program
Ambassador Kazuo Kodama, February 17, 2022
Japan Program

What future for multilateralism in the context of China-US rivalry?

Japan Program
Valérie Niquet, Mie Oba, February 9, 2022
Japan Program

What future for multilateralism in the context of China-US rivalry?

Japan Program
Valérie Niquet, Mie Oba, February 9, 2022
Video

EU Security Engagement in Asia: a Franco-Japanese Exchange

Video
Valérie Niquet, February 2022

In the medias

NATO is turning its focus to China. Here's what that means
Philippe Le Corre (analysis), Euronews, December 2, 2022
Europe’s Fissures with China Deepen
Philippe Le Corre (interview), Ash Center, October 18, 2022
« Has US strategic ambiguous clarity on Taiwan sunk hopes for a Xi-Biden summit? »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted), South China Morning Post, September 25, 2022
« Changing of China’s diplomatic guard on agenda for this year’s party congress »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted), South China Morning Post, August 21, 2022
« Europe is cheering for Taiwan, but its hands are full with Ukraine »
Philippe Le Corre (analysis), NIKKEI Asia, August 18, 2022
« Taiwan and Ukraine: Two crises, 5,000 miles apart, are linked in complex ways »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted), The New York Times, August 3, 2022
« ‘This is America’s fight’: Europe largely stays out of the fray on Pelosi’s trip »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted), The New York Times, August 3, 2022
« China’s Ultra-Rich Are Losing Their Favorite Escape Route to Europe »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted), Bloomberg Business, August 2, 2022
« How the economic slowdown and zero-Covid threaten China’s global ambitions »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted), South China Morning Post, June 6, 2022
Ukraine today, Taiwan tomorrow? Tensions mount between US and China over Taiwan
Antoine Bondaz (quoted), France 24, May 23, 2022