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India's Strategic Interest in Preventing Conflict Over Taiwan

India’s Strategic Interest in Preventing Conflict Over Taiwan

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India’s Strategic Interest in Preventing Conflict Over Taiwan

by Geraldine S.
03/28/2024
in Global Trade, International Relations

India is increasingly finding its national interests intertwined with developments in distant parts of Asia, including Taiwan. Amid rising tensions between China and the United States over Taiwan, with China asserting territorial claims and the US signaling its readiness to defend the island, India’s position on the issue is shaped by significant economic and security considerations.

India’s approach is driven by three main factors. Firstly, India values the current status of Taiwan as a self-governing entity without formal independence. Bilateral trade between India and Taiwan has grown substantially, and recent initiatives such as the collaboration between Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation and the Tata Group to establish India’s first semiconductor fabrication plant highlight the deepening economic ties. Agreements to send Indian workers to Taiwan further underscore the mutual benefits of maintaining peace across the Taiwan Strait.

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Secondly, any military aggression towards Taiwan by China could have severe implications for India and the global economy. A conflict could disrupt vital trade routes, affecting supply chains and resulting in significant economic losses worldwide, with India potentially facing more severe repercussions than the United States. The Indian economy, heavily reliant on sectors like electronics and pharmaceuticals, would be particularly vulnerable to shortages of components and materials.

Furthermore, the prospect of a broader conflict involving China and the US could have dire consequences for regional stability. Such a scenario might escalate tensions along the India-China border, disrupt industrial capacities critical to global supply chains, and raise the specter of nuclear conflict. For India, striving for national development and stability, the stakes are too high to ignore.

The third consideration is the potential long-term impact on India’s international standing, depending on the outcome of any conflict over Taiwan. A scenario where China emerges victorious could challenge the existing security architecture in the region, diminish the credibility of American security guarantees, and embolden China’s military ambitions, including towards territories claimed by India.

Given these considerations, India has a vested interest in preventing a conflict over Taiwan. While Beijing’s strategy encompasses a broad range of national power instruments, India has several policy levers at its disposal to influence the situation. These include legal arguments, narrative building, diplomatic efforts, economic strategies, information operations in support of Taiwan, and military cooperation in the Indian Ocean. Such measures not only serve to deter aggression but also enhance India’s strategic position, offering opportunities for deeper cooperation with the US and reinforcing India’s role as a leader among Global South countries.

The pursuit of these policies reflects India’s broader strategic interests, transcending immediate concerns over Taiwan to address its competitive relationship with China. Despite potential risks of Chinese retaliation, the broader imperative for India is clear: adopting a proactive stance is essential for safeguarding its own interests and contributing to regional stability.

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