Interview with Ben Wallace during his visit to the DSEI Defence and Security Exhibition at ExCel

The transcript discusses regional threats, focusing on China's view of a partnership as destabilizing and part of an arms race. It critiques this as a Cold War attitude, arguing that current instability is due to fissuring disputes and not Western actions. The UN's role in ensuring freedom of navigation is emphasized, with over 160 countries supporting this treaty. The importance of global values and alliances, such as those between Britain and Australia, in upholding these principles is highlighted.

What does the speaker imply about China's view on the partnership mentioned?

How does the speaker characterize the current instability in the region?

What role does the United Nations Law of the Sea play according to the speaker?

What values does Britain stand for in relation to freedom of navigation?

What is the speaker's stance on collaboration with Australia regarding navigation rights?