As the world’s two most powerful leaders—U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping—prepare to meet in Beijing this week, the spotlight is back on the balance of power in the contested Indo-Pacific. Compared with chaotic events elsewhere, the Indo-Pacific appears relatively stable. To be sure, the region has seen its surges of violence in recent months and years: Myanmar’s deadly civil war continues; India and Pakistan clashed again last year, as did Thailand and

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