Strategic Focus: Bulgaria and the Indo-Pacific

Dalbir Ahlawat; Iskren Ivanov

Strategic Focus: Bulgaria and the Indo-Pacific

School of International Studies

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Abstract

For Bulgaria, a mid-sized EU member committed to multilateralism, economic resilience, and global engagement, ignoring the Indo-Pacific is no longer an option. Rather, it must become a strategic priority.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Center for Conflict Research
Publication status	Published - 4 Aug 2025

Keywords

Indo-Pacific
Bulgaria
NATO
Geopolitics
Geostrategy

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