Foreign Policy Pivot to Asia

The "Pivot to Asia" was a strategic shift by the United States around 2011-2012, emphasizing increased diplomatic, economic, and military engagement in Asia. The goal was to strengthen alliances, foster economic ties, and ensure stability in the region amid China's rising influence. It involved boosting military presence, promoting trade agreements, and deepening partnerships with Asian countries, reflecting the recognition of Asia’s growing importance in global affairs. The policy aimed to ensure U.S. interests and stability in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape.