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Indo-Pacific security links: Kim Jong-Un, Natuna Islands, Ancient Athens, Chinese subs and more

Indo-Pacific security links: Kim Jong-Un, Natuna Islands, Ancient Athens, Chinese subs and more
Published 9 Oct 2014   Follow @drajendram

The Indo-Pacific is a strategic system encompassing the Indian and Pacific oceans, reflecting the expanding interests and reach of China and India as well as the enduring role of the US. The Lowy Institute's International Security program presents a weekly selection of links illuminating the changing security picture in this increasingly connected super-region.

Sure, China could make trouble for India by dispatching a few submarines to South Asia. That assumes Beijing can find regional partners willing to base Chinese forces and invite New Delhi’s wrath...But making trouble isn’t the same thing as overpowering India on its own turf.

The Lowy Institute International Security Program's work on Indo-Pacific security is supported by two grants from the John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation



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