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  1. Leaders discussed coordination in the Indo-Pacific region involving China.
  2. Strategic rivalry between major powers shapes the geopolitical landscape of the Indo-Pacific region.

India is seeking greater stability in the Indo-Pacific through diplomatic visits, while its trajectory is compared to China's approach in the region.

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India is seeking greater stability in the Indo-Pacific through diplomatic visits, while its trajectory is compared to China's approach in the region.

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  1. India's strategic moves in Bhutan and Fiji are contrasted with China's Belt and Road initiative.1 source
  2. A diplomatic tour was inaugurated in Jakarta, focusing on Eastern Maritime Zones and including Australia as a key partner.Sub-event
  3. India is undertaking a diplomatic tour following Japan's visit, strengthening ties with Indonesia and New Zealand, and seeking CEPA.Sub-event
  4. India conducts diplomatic visits to Indonesia while navigating the strategic rivalry with China in the Indo-Pacific.1 source

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