As the EU pursues decarbonization while reducing its reliance on China, Institut Montaigne's Joseph Dellatte examined the policy trade-offs shaping Europe's green industrial strategy and the opportunities for Taiwan.
To mark CAPRI’s fourth anniversary on May 26, 2026, Minxin Pei, professor at Claremont McKenna College, led a conversation on the Trump–Xi summit and the evolution of US–China engagement into a “new Cold War.”
On April 8, 2026, former NBR president Roy D. Kamphausen discussed the security challenges that China’s People’s Liberation Army presents for the Asia Pacific, focusing on how China uses its military to influence the regional environment.
On January 29, 2026, CAPRI and the Yushan Fellow Program of Taiwan’s Ministry of Education hosted a roundtable featuring University of Arizona President Suresh Garimella on how to sustain open innovation and talent ecosystems with international partnerships in a fragmenting global order.
Plamen Tonchev discussed China’s engagement in Europe’s Southeastern Periphery and explored what lessons the Asia Pacific can draw from these complex regional dynamics shaped by multiple external actors.
On the 30th anniversary of Taiwan’s National Health Insurance (NHI) system, CAPRI hosted a hybrid roundtable session to discuss its successes and fragilities.
To mark the launch of CAPRI’s partnership with the Brookings Institution, a closed-door expert roundtable brought together Brookings members and a diverse set of Taiwanese experts to discuss Taiwan’s resilience amid the second Trump administration’s trade and foreign policy shifts, and their broader implications for the Asia Pacific.
At this CAPRI Conversation, Mireya Solís of the Brookings Institution, Kristy Hsu of Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research, and CAPRI board member Alicia García Herrero discussed how Taiwan and other US partners in East and Southeast Asia are actively recalibrating their trade and industrial strategies amid the intensifying great-power competition.
