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      <description>Open a book of maps and look for the “Indo-Pacific” region – it likely won’t be there.
Yet the Indo-Pacific is now central to how many countries think about strategy and security. It describes a region spanning two oceans and dozens of countries, encompassing much of the world’s trade routes.
The Indo-Pacific did not emerge from the patterns of ancient trade, nor from long-standing cultural or civilisational ties.
Instead, the concept comes from the realms of political science and international...</description>
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      <title>How the Indo-Pacific got its name – and what China has to do with it</title>
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