Lithuania understands the Indo-Pacific each as a area of alternative for China and as an anti-China strategic tool. Vilnius largely regards the forthcoming strategy as an alignment with the United States and a means of managing the transatlantic relationship. It sees India, the United States, and South Korea as key companions within the region, mirroring the importance that Lithuania attributes to the democratic character of potential partners. Greece understands the Indo-Pacific region as a subject of opportunity for Europe, during which a unified technique ought to aim to reinforce EU strategic autonomy, take the United States into account, and search to hold up good relations with China.
