Indo-Pacific Region
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Partnering for the greater good
In 2014, the Minister for Foreign Affairs launched a new development policy that changed the way Australian aid is to be delivered. Increasing engagement with our private sector, both in Australia and in developing countries, promoting gender equity and refocusing on the Indo-Pacific region is now underpinning our work to help reduce poverty through enabling...
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The perception gap: reading China's maritime objectives in Indo-Pacific Asia
In this Lowy Institute Report Nonresident Fellows Linda Jakobson and Rory Medcalf identify both the real differences in interests between China and other powers in the Indo-Pacific, but also the sharp divergences in perceptions regarding China’s maritime strategic objectives. Key findings Regional security is being adversely affected by a worsening perception gap between China and...
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Responding to Indo-Pacific rivalry: Australia, India and middle power coalitions
This paper argues that Chinese assertiveness and uncertainties about America’s role in Indo-Pacific Asia are causing middle powers to look for alternative approaches to regional security.
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The Indian special forces: an evolving approach
As an emerging power in the Indo-Pacific region, India is looking to expand its strategic priorities.
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India and the emerging Indo-Pacific strategic arc
This paper highlights the growing discussion of the concept of the 'Indo-Pacific', a strategic arc that aims to bind the Indian Ocean to the western Pacific Ocean as one single entity.