"We are at a moment of extreme risk in the Indo-Pacific," warns Brendon Cannon
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During his visit to the recent seminar organized by AthenaLab and the Center for International Studies at the Catholic University, international security expert Brendon Cannon spoke with El Mercurio and advocated for Chile to “develop some kind of Indo-Pacific perspective that is not threatening, that carefully defines its national interests, that places a symbolic flag, so to speak, and says: ‘these are our national interests, the intrinsic value of free and open oceans, freedom of movement, etc. You, great powers, do not try to play with us.'”
