At the 2025 Munich Security Conference, global security dynamics took center stage with discussions on the U.S.-Europe relationship, transatlantic values, and the evolving U.S.-China rivalry. Vice President Vance’s controversial remarks highlighted internal threats within Europe, while China’s push for a multipolar world added further complexity. On the sidelines, the U.S., Japan, and South Korea reinforced their trilateral alliance, particularly in addressing North Korean threats. This video breaks down the key highlights from Munich and explores how these shifts shape global security.
Our guests:
Wang Kai-chun
- KMT Department of International Affairs Assistant Director
Lev Nachman
- National Taiwan University Graduate Institute of National Development Assistant Professor
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