<h1>New US National Security Advisor to Maintain Biden's China, Indo-Pacific Policies; Strengthen Alliances with India and Others.</h1> The incoming US National Security Advisor, set to serve under the new administration, plans to continue elements of the Biden administration's China and Indo-Pacific policies. China is identified as a major adversary, while India is seen as a crucial partner. The advisor emphasizes leveraging US market influence to avoid conflict with China and highlights ongoing alliances like AUKUS and Quad. There is a focus on strengthening trilateral dialogues with countries such as South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines. The continuation of partnerships and alliances, including with India, is deemed essential for a free and open Indo-Pacific.