Donald Trump came to office vowing to make many changes in US foreign policy, whether in terms of labeling China a currency manipulator,¹ and addressing the US–China bilateral trade deficit,² or questioning the value of alliances. As we enter 2020, it is worth reviewing how US Indo-Pacific policy has changed under the Trump administration, highlighting areas of change, continuity, and the legacy that Trump will either build on in a second term or pass along to his successor. What are the key dimensions of the administration’s foreign policy in the Indo-Pacific?

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