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US develops maritime counterbalance in Indo-Pacific through Asia partnerships

In a significant development at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) ministerial meeting, the United States has signaled a new phase in its maritime strategy aimed at counterbalancing China’s dominance in the South China Sea.

The shift is marked by a concerted effort to harness the specialized maritime capabilities of its Indo-Pacific partners – Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines – forming a multi-tiered approach to regional stability and economic resilience.



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