Evolving power dynamics in the Indian ocean region: Challenges and opportunities for India-Taiwan ties (Record no. 529280)
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| Personal name | Mansi, K. |
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| Title | Evolving power dynamics in the Indian ocean region: Challenges and opportunities for India-Taiwan ties |
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| Place of publication, distribution, etc | U.S.I. Journal: India’s Oldest Journal on Defence Affairs |
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| Extent | 154(638), Oct-Dec, 2024: p.613-625 |
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| Summary, etc | This article examines the strategic opportunities for enhancing India-Taiwan ties in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) amidst growing geopolitical tensions. Historically, a hub of maritime trade and contestation, the IOR has become increasingly important in global economic and security considerations. China’s rising influence in the region, coupled with India’s growing strategic and economic presence, has sparked competition for dominance, particularly in areas like energy security and control of the critical sea lanes. Taiwan, strategically located in the Western Pacific Ocean and dependent on energy imports via the Indian Ocean, also has significant stakes in the region. The article argues that India and Taiwan, while traditionally maintaining limited diplomatic and security ties, could benefit from an informal yet strategic partnership in the IOR. This collaboration could focus on maritime law enforcement, cyber-enabled maritime domain awareness, and addressing non-traditional security challenges, such as climate change and piracy. Additionally, areas such as the blue economy, semiconductor cooperation, and space collaboration present opportunities for mutual growth. The article suggests that, while formal security alliances may not be feasible due to the One-China Policy, India and Taiwan can still explore deeper cooperation through backdoor channels and Track 1.5 diplomacy, ultimately contributing to peace and stability in the broader Indo-Pacific region.- Reproduced http://43.227.186.66/pdf/20250128100643.pdf |
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