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Bachelor of Arts (BA) · University of Plymouth, Bundeswehr University Munich, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich
Prannavan Surendran is a graduate student in international history and security studies, pursuing a MA in Applied Strategy and International Security at the University of Plymouth & Bundeswehr University Munich. He studied in Seoul and Fukuoka and gained experience at institutions such as the German Institute for Japanese Studies, the Bundeswehr’s Centre for Military History, and ICDS Tallinn. His research focuses on memory politics, East Asian security, and Euro-Atlantic–Indo-Pacific relations.
Main question: How and to what extent is cooperation between NATO and the Indo-Pacific Four evolving? Argument: Cooperation is deepening across political, military, and industrial domains, but remains selective and shaped by differing national priorities. Conclusion: NATO’s Indo-Pacific role is b…
– Does Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan cause a new arms race between China and Japan – No acceleration of military build up has been observed – the fear of a new arms race did not come into reality
Main question: How have Trump’s trade and defense policies influenced trilateral relations between China, Japan, and South Korea? Argument: Trump’s tariffs and defense cost demands have driven the three countries to deepen cooperation, despite historical tensions. Conclusion: The future of trilat…
Main Question: Could South Korea’s 2025 election reshape the security landscape of Northeast Asia? Argument: A victory for Lee Jae-myung would likely shift South Korea’s foreign policy away from its U.S.-Japan alliance toward closer ties with China and North Korea. Conclusion: Such a pivot could …
