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With the global economic and strategic centre of gravity shifting eastwards, both Europe and the US are unsurprisingly placing greater focus on the Indo-Pacific. Their respective approaches to the region often overlap but diverge on significant points. These include the level of priority given to the region, the principal issues to tackle, the key partners for cooperation and the most useful platforms for engagement.
This article was written by Marianne Schneider-Petsinger and originally published by Chatham House. Click here to read the rest of the piece.
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