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India's Indo-Pacific Strategy Explained: How New Delhi Is Countering China's Growing Influence
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5:16Now PlayingCan India counter China's growing influence without firing a single shot?
As Beijing expands its global footprint through manufacturing, critical minerals, ports and the Belt and Road Initiative, New Delhi is quietly building strategic partnerships across the Indo-Pacific.
From semiconductor cooperation with Japan and critical mineral partnerships with Australia to maritime collaboration with Indonesia near the Malacca Strait, India is strengthening an interconnected network designed to improve supply chain resilience, technological cooperation and regional connectivity.
Is this an invisible strategic wall around China's ambitions? Why is the Malacca Strait so important? And how are technology, rare earth minerals and maritime partnerships becoming the new tools of geopolitical competition?
Watch this detailed explainer as we decode India's evolving Indo-Pacific strategy and what it means for China, the Quad, global trade and the balance of power in Asia.
#India #China #IndoPacific #Geopolitics #Modi #XiJinping #MalaccaStrait #Quad #SupplyChains #Semiconductors #CriticalMinerals #mirrornow #worldnews
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