Re-examining geopolitics in the indo-pacific region and India’s strategy

Abstract

Major world powers China, the United States, Japan, Australia, and other West European states have turned the Indo-Pacific into a battlefield, leading to political competition. China has a strong interest in the Indo-Pacific area under the current situation. On the other hand, China's dominance in the region is being challenged by other powerful nations. In the changing context, India's role is becoming increasingly important in the Indo-Pacific region, a vital battleground for international politics and trade. In addition, India must contend with maritime disputes, geopolitical rivalry, and a dynamic international system. Now is the moment for the region to modify its marine policy to take advantage of the opportunities presented by the Indo-Pacific and successfully address new difficulties.