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    May 14, 2026Commentary

    Fueling Power and Influence: Energy Competition in the Indo-Pacific

    indo-pacificenergygeopolitics
    The Indo-Pacific is an emerging region in energy geopolitics where India and China remain key players. China has leverage in the form of BRI and renewables, while India has developed close alliances and maritime links to counter the growing Chinese web in the region.
    Bhavya Chaturvedi

    Bhavya Chaturvedi

    Senior Research Fellow

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