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The New Indo-Pacific Region: US, China and India's formulating the concept through the means of foreign policy

The article is devoted to the main regional (China, India) and global power (USA) visions of the nearest future relations under the newly-established concept of the Indo-Pacific Region (IPR). One of the goals for such a concept was an anti-Chinese alliance supported by small and medium-sized countries of the South Asia and South-East Asia respectively. People’s Republic of China is continuing to use the Asia-Pacific concept and respect the current situation in this region through the free-trade area agreements, multilateral dialogues and forums, etc. Chinese leaders do not underline India’s role in a process but ambiguous Indo-Pacific Strategy of the US. Current sources for such a research were the main documents and speeches of the Chinese (Xi Jinping, Li Keqiang, Wang Yi), Indian (N. Modi) and U.S. (D. Trump) politicians. Most of the regional and global actors previously announced new concepts for international agenda, such as Indo-Pacific Region (Japanese Prime-minister S.Abe, 2007 and 2017 respectively); New Silk Road (U.S. Secretary of State H.Clinton, 2011); One Belt, One Road (Chinese President Xi Jinping, 2013) and The “Big Eurasia” or “Greater Eurasia” project (Rus-sian President V.Putin, 2016). But since taking his office the U.S. President D.Trump has emphasized the role of the “Free and Open Indo-Pacific” and then changed the U.S. regional navy to the Indo-Pacific Command. Through the number of negotiations with allies in Asia and Australasia he set up a new, more rational relations with Japan, South Korea and