The East is Red and Getting Redder: North Korea, China, and the Changing Calculus in Asia

Will2018-07-09T18:06:11-04:00July 9th, 2018|

Jack Tomarchio

On June 27th, Jack Tomarchio, a Senior Fellow with the Foreign Policy Research Institute’s Center for the Study of Terrorism and former Principal Deputy Under Secretary for Intelligence and Analysis Operations with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, returned as the featured presenter for the first 2018 installment of the Haverford Intelligence Briefing series. The event, The East is Red and Getting Redder: North Korea, China, and the Changing Calculus in Asia, provided attendees with insights beyond the news headlines regarding the rise of China as a peer competitor to the U.S. and the historic summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un.

Watch a clip from Mr. Tomarchio’s talk below.

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The East is Red and Getting Redder: North Korea, China, and the Changing Calculus in Asia

The views and opinions expressed in this video clip are not those of Haverford. Views and opinions are subject to change with political, economic and market conditions, and are not meant to be a guide for investment decisions.

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