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Europe Turns to the Indo-Pacific

December 17, 2020

Garima Mohan

Fellow, Asia Program

Dr. Garima Mohan and Dr. Frederic Grare joined Bridging the Oceans, hosted by Veerle Nouwens, to explore the growing momentum in Europe of individual states releasing strategies and foreign policy guidelines on the Indo-Pacific region. In particular focus are Germany and France, whose strategies while broadly aligned also offer some divergences.

They explore how these policies might be implemented in the future and what role the European Union may play given the calls by Paris, Berlin and others for the EU to release an Indo-Pacific Strategy of its own.

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