Difference between revisions of "Indo-Pacific"

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The '''Indo-Pacific''' is a vast region spanning the [[Indian Ocean]] and [[Pacific Ocean]], central to global biodiversity, [[trade]], and [[geopolitics]]. It includes countries from [[East Africa]] to the [[North America]] and [[South America]].
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The '''Indo-Pacific''' is a vast region spanning the [[Indian Ocean]] and [[Pacific Ocean]], central to global biodiversity, [[trade]], and [[geopolitics]]. It includes countries from [[East Africa]] to the [[North America]] and [[South America]]. It originated as a [[Japan]]ese formula to justify including [[India]] in efforts to balance [[Chinese]] influence in [[Southeast Asia]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 23:03, June 16, 2026

The Indo-Pacific is a vast region spanning the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean, central to global biodiversity, trade, and geopolitics. It includes countries from East Africa to the North America and South America. It originated as a Japanese formula to justify including India in efforts to balance Chinese influence in Southeast Asia.