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Five panelists sit in a row on stage at a conference, each holding a microphone; overlay text announces a Special Roundtable on Taiwan and democratic resilience.

Special Roundtable – Taiwan and the Democratic World: Strategic Resilience in the Face of Authoritarian Pressure

Moderator: Dr. Hung-Mao Tien; Panelist: Adm. James O. Ellis Jr., Hon. Marise Payne, Prof. Hseik-Wen Soong, Assoc. Prof. Alexander Chieh-Cheng Huang
Speaker at a conference delivering a talk on energy security in Taiwan, microphone in hand.

Energy Security in Taiwan’s Democracy / Mr. David Fedor

One of the key challenges facing the world’s market democracies today is how much “insurance” to buy for the security and resiliency of their key inputs, their supply chains, and their infrastructure—including energy.
Speaker in a dark suit gives a talk at a conference, with a banner behind about civil society and resilience; title: 'Seeking Stability in the Gray Zone' and 'Presenter: Dr. Eyck Freyman'.

Seeking Stability in the Gray Zone / Dr. Eyck Freymann

Taiwan is more economically and strategically important to the allied democracies today than it was even a year ago, thanks to AI. Whatever the U.S. government says and does, it has an abiding structural interest in keeping the Indo-Pacific free and open.

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