We have enjoyed working with the community on the important issues facing the Indo-Pacific region.
Thank you so much for your support,
The Indo-Pacific Program Team
The Indo-Pacific Program has served the foreign policy community since 1977. In 2015, we were joined by our colleagues at the Hyundai Motor-Korea Foundation Center for Korean History and Public Policy, and in 2022 by our colleagues with the South Asia Institute.
We became home to hundreds of fellows, and produced countless programs and analysis about the region.
As you may be aware, the Wilson Center is being reduced to its statutory minimum function. As a result, we will no longer be continuing with our programming and scholarships.
🚢 IN THE HEADLINES | The US, the #Philippines, & #Japan staged naval drills in the disputed South China Sea amid growing tensions with #China. @WC_IndoPacific's @Lucasdeanemyers provides insight into the trilateral alliance ⬇️
https://t.co/AuLunxiwZu
IN THE HEADLINES | "The humanitarian situation in #Myanmar was already dire, and the earthquake only adds to a number of crises across the country." Learn more in this #NeedToKnow with @WC_IndoPacific's @Lucasdeanemyers. https://t.co/raYRTnsvUR
New developments suggest a change in US approaches to the Taliban since the group returned to power—a change attributable to the Trump administration’s transactionalism, but perhaps also in part to geopolitical factors.
This week for @ForeignPolicy: https://t.co/lVzLL6eaZA
What’s next for India-China relations after Modi calls for warmer ties? In this @BBCIndia analysis I identify some signposts to watch in the coming months that can help us better understand the relationship’s possible trajectory. https://t.co/RWp4RAxlsp
I’m quoted here: “Pakistani leaders have often depicted Balochistan . . .as a potential lodestar for the country’s long-term growth. Instead, it’s become a cautionary tale about over ambition.” https://t.co/YRZIt97GFA
New article with @Diplomat_APAC assessing whether Indonesia's hedging strategy has changed under President Prabowo. Verdict: It's still "free" (hedging) but perhaps a bit more "active": https://t.co/0jTSTkJLhZ
TODAY @ 10 AM | The Haleh Esfandiari Forum 2025 | Featuring Hela Cheikhrouhou
MEP invites you to a conversation centered around resilience, gender equality, and the private sector’s role in fragile MENA states.
📍RSVP & Webcast: https://t.co/hqMi7osAYd
HAPPENING TOMORROW | “Protecting Maritime Security and Stability in the #IndoPacific: Challenges for the United States and #Japan,” presented by @WC_IndoPacific.
https://t.co/u9vTGyynWc
IN THE HEADLINES | Leaders in #China will convene this week to discuss government priorities for the next year. @KissingerInst Director Robert Daley discusses the future of US-China cooperation and competition in this recent @wilsonquarterly piece.https://t.co/O8xKlB7yul
EVENT | Protecting Maritime Security and Stability in the #IndoPacific: Challenges for the United States and #Japan
🗓️Wednesday, March 5
🕒9:00–10:00am
📍Online
🎤@WC_IndoPacific
RSVP ⬇️
https://t.co/u9vTGyynWc
Is the resistance in #Myanmar gaining momentum?
In this #WilsonNOW episode, @WC_IndoPacific's Lucas Myers highlights how the country has changed since the 2021 coup and its importance to #China and the US. Watch ➡️ https://t.co/lDxuMeqcRG
India’s status as a net security provider will help its cause in its relations with the Trump administration, as Trump wants US allies and partners to do more burden-sharing. Me this week for @ForeignPolicy: https://t.co/qJ3YoRa6Rg
💡#SmartTake | "This is a fight for #democracy. This is a fight against the tyranny of the military government."
@WC_IndoPacific's Lucas Myers provides an overview provides an overview of the ongoing situation in #Myanmar and how the country has changed since the military coup in 2021.
OUT NOW: The US has an opportunity to hit the reset button in the Indo-Pacific. But what would that take? Our experts offer insights, policy recommendations, and more in our latest report: https://t.co/LuTYKz2CZ1