China’s Geostrategic Interest in the Indian Ocean Region

  • Khan S
  • Ahmad Z
  • Ullah M
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The goal of this research is to look at China's expanding geopolitical interests in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR), as well as the strategic implications of its involvement. As it climbs to importance on the global scene, China has escalated its role in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) via economic investments, maritime infrastructure projects, and naval activities. The research explores China's interest in the IOR, diving into the country's economic imperatives, energy security concerns, and the geopolitical significance of securing maritime routes. The report also assesses the impact of China's actions on the dynamics of the surrounding region, focusing on China's relationships with neighboring states and key players in the IOR. By evaluating China's evolving tactics and the responses of regional parties, this research aims to provide insights into the wider geopolitical context and potential issues coming from China's increasing influence in the Indian Ocean. These insights will be gained by examining China's shifting tactics as well as the reactions of regional players.

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Khan, S., Ahmad, Z., & Ullah, M. (2023). China’s Geostrategic Interest in the Indian Ocean Region. Qlantic Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 4(4), 141–161. https://doi.org/10.55737/qjssh.917005034

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