By John Hemmings*
The United Kingdom’s (UK) Indo-Pacific posture is on full display this year. While nobody uses the ‘tilt’ as a term, one can see that London has built a noteworthy economic and military footprint in the region over the past few years – relying, as it always does, on a lattice of close allies and partners such as the United States (US), Australia, South Korea and Japan. It is doing so in a way which demonstrates that it considers peace and security in the region to be integral to its own national security. (From: Britain’s World.)
