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1: We’ve added a whopping 11 new scholars to our Washington-based @CarnegieEndow Asia programs over the last three years - six full-time and five nonresident scholars. They are brilliant, innovative, and disruptive to conventional wisdom. If you don’t read their work, you should! 
2: Our unique #IndianOceanInitiative and our islands program are both led by the amazing @darshanabaruah. Her work explores maritime security, India’s naval strategy, island agency in shaping great power competition, and maritime partnerships. carnegieendowment.org/experts/1253
3: We've also done a major buildout in our work on Asian technology futures, not least by welcoming @mattsheehan88, who deeply understands China's tech ecosystem. He studies China’s AI ecosystem - and the role of technology in China’s political economy. carnegieendowment.org/experts/2116
Delighted to release the interactive map of the Indian Ocean Region- a key initiative of @CarnegieEndow #IndianOceanInitiative to help better visualize & understand the region, its players, dynamics and key facts.
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For far too long, the ocean has been divided under continental sub-regions hindering assessments on the strategic importance of the Indian Ocean as one region -from the eastern coast of Africa to the western coast of Australia.
To address these artificial divisions and help stakeholders visualize key data points across the Indian Ocean's full geographic expanse, we are thrilled to release this interactive tool highlighting the many dimensions, spheres, themes, and players in the Indian Ocean.
