Shangri-La Dialogue 2010

Shangri-La Dialogue

Dialogue Report 2009

The IISS has a compiled a report on the summit held in 2009 containing details of the plenary sessions and a flavour of the discussions in the breakout groups.

The Shangri-La Dialogue Report 2009 is available online.

Shangri-La Dialogue Homepage Banner - 2010

Press Coverage 2010

20 January 2011 - - Financial Times - Beijing's foreign policy Beijing has made much, too, of its supposedly non-expansionary nature. General Ma Xiaotian last year quoted Mao Zedong saying: Fifty years from now, Chinas territory will remain 9,600,000 square kilometres ... Should we seize one inch of land from others, we would make ourselves aggressors.
16 September 2010 - - US Senate Armed Services Committee - Testimony on the current security situation on the Korean Peninsula In this regard, I want to read from, I thought, a great statement that Secretary Gates made at the Shangri-La Conference in Singapore last year. And I quote, "I think that everyone in the room is familiar with the tactics that the North Koreans use. They create a crisis, and the rest of us pay a price to return to the status quo ante. As the expression goes into the United States, I'm tired of buying the same horse twice," end quote.
25 August 2010 - - National Review - Evaluating China's Military Strength When it comes to China, this administration seems to be pulled in two directions. It spent much of 2009 trying to reassure China that the U.S. welcomes its rise; the White Houses handling of the report was one effort in that broader campaign. At the same time, there has been the occasional glimpse of a more confrontational approach to Beijing: Secretary Clintons Internet-freedom speech, arms sales to Taiwan, Secretary Gatess remarks at the International Institute for Strategic Studies Asia Security Summ
25 July 2010 - - Arms Control Wonk - Patience is Virtue There is an interesting question about the best time to release the report. The 2006 and 2007 reports were released immediately prior to the IISS Shangri-la Dialogue, which DOD didnt like. DOD made a deliberate effort in 2008 and 2009 to issue the report early in March so that the diplomatic fallout was ancient history by the time Gates was sipping a Singapore Sling with his Asian counterparts. It is not the Chinese side that has set obstacles to military-to-military ties, General Ma Xiaotian, deput
05 July 2010 - - ABS CBN News - Europe and Asia as global security actors Meanwhile, Pax Americana continues to reign supreme in Asia, a region fraught with historical grievances and ongoing tensions. However, Japan, China, India and members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are seeking to tackle regional and global security challenges through an array of pan-regional organisations and alliances, including the Asean Regional Forum (ARF), the East Asia Summit and the informal Shangri-La Dialogue that meets every year in Singapore to discuss security questi
03 July 2010 - - La Estrella de Iquique - Valoran incorporación de FF.AA. en planes de Emergencia Qué le parece que las Fuerzas Armadas tengan mayor injerencia en la confección de los Planes de Emergencia ante catástrofes? - Creo que es una tarea de la cual nunca debieron haber sido marginados. Estuve hace muy poco en Singapur con todos los ministros de Defensa del Asia Pacífico y el de Nueva Zelanda que nos decía, que pese a no tener tantas catástrofes naturales, las Fuerzas Armadas tienen el conocimiento, el personal y los medios para actuar en este tipo de fenómenos naturales. Por lo mismo, creo

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Free Broadcast Footage

The IISS is pleased announce free broadcast quality footage of The Shangri-La Dialogue for media use in the nightly news, internet stories, and other mediums through The NewsMarket. Select video clips in the floor language will be uploaded immediately before the security summit begins, during the proceedings, and for approximately one month after the dialogue concludes.

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