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Trump 2.0 and America's Indo-Pacific Engagements

After winning a full-fledged majority of the Republican Party, which secured 312 Seats, President-elect Trump has been in the process of nominating his cabinet picks. Today's discussion is focused on the shifts and continuum in America's engagements in the Indo-Pacific with the new Administration / 2nd term of President-elect Trump. It is obvious that The Indo-Pacific region will remain crucial for America under Trump's second term. Based on Trump's first term and election campaign, it is clear that the Trump administration will prioritize "America First" and "Make America Great Again." The following experts comment on the diverse range of questions on trade, economy, military posture, and alliance in the Indo-Pacific. Professor Yoichiro Sato (Panelist) -- Professor & former dean of the Department and the Graduate School of Asia Pacific Studies at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University. He has authored and edited several books on Asian Geopolitics. Amb. Gurjit Singh (Panelist)-- Ambassador Gurjit Singh is a former Indian diplomat with 37 years of experience. He has been the Ambassador of India to Germany, Indonesia and ASEAN and Ethiopia and the African Union besides having been in Japan, Sri Lanka, Kenya, and Italy on assignment. He was the Sherpa for the first 2 India-Africa Summits. He comments on current events on TV and in journals. Dr. Mohd. Zahidul Islam Khan (Panelist)— He is visiting Research fellow at the Reading University UK, and Registrar at the AIUB. Dr. Indu Saxena (Moderator)-She is senior fellow and the Chief Operations Officer at the Consortium of Indo-Pacific Researchers.