Background
Overview
Understanding India's strategic interests, its role in shaping regional order, the challenges to international law in maritime spaces, and the evolving geopolitical landscape of a globally significant region.
East Asia, particularly the Korean Peninsula, is a region characterized by complex and often volatile security dynamics, involving nuclear-armed North Korea, the rising military power of China, and the strategic alliances between the United States and its regional partners like Japan and South Korea. These interactions shape the geopolitical landscape and have significant implications for global stability.