India–Indonesia Defence Ties: Potential Areas of Cooperation
India and Indonesia can collaborate more closely to rapidly advance their defence relationship.
- Niranjan Chandrashekhar Oak
- February 12, 2025
India and Indonesia can collaborate more closely to rapidly advance their defence relationship.
India has implemented a unified framework emphasising data sovereignty while the US relies on sector-specific regulations and state laws that prioritise market flexibility.
The India–US partnership for the co-production of sonobuoys can positively contribute to augmenting India’s naval capabilities in the Indian Ocean Region.
The academia can play a major role by bridging innovation gaps and scaling critical technologies.
India needs to accelerate the development of emerging technologies and integrate them with the weapon systems deployed on the ground in the light of the Chinese challenge.
Armenia has emerged as one of India's leading markets for defence exports.
The 16th BRICS Summit, held in Kazan in October 2024, underscored the bloc's resilience and commitment to advancing a multipolar world order.
The results of Mozambique’s presidential elections have key implications not only for regional security in southern Africa but also for India’s quest for energy security.
The FATF Mutual Evaluation Report on India highlights substantial improvements in plugging vulnerabilities associated with tackling money laundering and countering terrorist finance.
The government has implemented regulations to successfully harness the potential of the online gaming industry while also ensuring user protection.