Tag: Indo-Pacific
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Why The Indian Ocean Must Anchor India’s Strategy
India’s Indo-Pacific strategy gets attention, but its real power lies in the Indian Ocean. Strong security, trade, and influence in these waters are key to countering China. Without firm control here, India’s Indo-Pacific goals weaken. A focused Indian Ocean strategy is vital for long-term dominance.
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How Failing Trade Enforcement Strengthens Beijing
Weak trade enforcement in the U.S. is allowing China to sidestep tariffs, undermining efforts to protect American industries. Chinese companies have been evading tariffs by transshipping goods through other countries, creating unfair competition. Despite legal victories, the U.S. enforcement system’s failures are costing jobs and undermining national economic security.
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The Case for Reglobalization
As U.S. policymakers focus on economic security and domestic manufacturing, they risk neglecting the global South. Instead of isolating itself, the U.S. should invest in targeted foreign partnerships, particularly in Africa, Latin America, and the Indo-Pacific, to strengthen supply chains, secure resources, and counter China’s growing influence.