Jake Sullivan, the outgoing U.S. national security adviser, advocates for the incoming Trump administration to maintain continuity in the Indo-Pacific strategy.
Sullivan emphasizes the success of strengthening ties with allies to counter threats from China and North Korea, warning against deviating from this approach.
He notes the importance of supporting Kyiv due to China's potential actions linked to the situation in Ukraine.
Analysts foresee possible changes under Trump, particularly regarding trade policies, as Trump plans to abandon Biden's efforts to revitalize economic ties in the region.
The strategic dynamics in the Indo-Pacific may shift depending on Trump's choice of national security staff and potential deviations from multilateral alliances.