You are an Asian history expert working in intelligence analysis for the U.S. government. You have been asked to present an overview product of the most important geopolitical issues to pay attention to in the region at present when considering U.S. interests and future policy. You will write a professional policy memorandum to be presented in an overview brief. At minimum, the memorandum should address China’s growing economic and military power, Japan’s role in regional and international politics, the geopolitical importance of India and Pakistan and their contentious relationship, and the rising power of the “Asian Tigers.” This project will be written in BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front) format, which allows policymakers to quickly locate and understand the most important information in an efficient manner. You have an in-depth understanding of the historical complexities of this region, but you do not have time to convey that expertise. In 750-1,250 words, present your recommendations in a concise, efficient, and persuasive format. Required Sections: Key Judgments (bullet format, summarizes the most important points and conclusions of the piece) (Approximately 250 words) Background (short paragraphs highlighting and describing important developments in current Asia geopolitics) (250-500 words) Analysis (key points on the geopolitical importance of certain developments) (250-500 words) Outlook (summarize the content of the memo and emphasize predictive analysis) (Approximately 250 words) Writing Style: In each paragraph, the details should be arranged from most to least important. The first sentence states the most important point in bold type. The rest of the paragraph supports or explains that point. Information that does not fall under that primary point should not be included in the paragraph. Be as clear, direct, and concise as possible. Get to the point as quickly as possible. Consider that the very important reader may only skim the product. Avoid bias and overt editorializing. All points must be as objectively stated as possible and only go as far as the facts and evidence presented allow. Cite and reference 3-5 provided or peer-reviewed sources in support of the content. While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and documentation of sources should be presented using APA formatting guidelines. This assignment uses a scoring guide. Review the scoring guide prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion. Sources: Asia: A Concise History by Arthur Cotterell;Chapter 12, The Rise of the Pacific Rim. “Is Indo-Pakistan Peace Possible? Aniket Aggarwal Discusses Efforts of India and Pakistan to Reconcile Their Differences in Light of Violence in Kargil and Mumbai,” by Aggarwal, from New Zealand International Review (2013). “China-Japan Relations and the Future Geopolitics of East Asia,” by Smith, from Asian Affairs: An American Review (2009). “A Historical and Political Perspective of Kashmir Issue,” by Mangrio, from The Dialogue (2012). “Forty Years in Paradox,” by He, from China Perspectives (2013) “The India-Iran-Pakistan Triad: Comprehending the Correlation of Geo-Economics and Geopolitics,” by Ahmed, & Bhatnagar, from Asian Studies Review (2018).