Tag: India

India and Australia are deepening maritime security cooperation, with growing emphasis on the undersea domain. This discussion will examine opportunities and challenges in strengthening underwater domain awareness, information-sharing, and maritime surveillance, while identifying priorities for bilateral cooperation over the next five years and presenting key findings from the project to a wider audience.

The Korea Chair Bulletin provides research-driven insights into India-South Korea relations, covering policy shifts, strategic dialogues, and emerging trends. It also highlights key developments and news from the Korean Peninsula.

The discussion will examine priorities for the India-Australia Maritime Security Collaboration Roadmap, focusing on maritime and undersea cooperation. It will assess implementation challenges, identify feasible areas for collaboration, and explore how both countries can establish clear parameters, manage expectations, and translate strategic commitments into practical outcomes.

Supported by the German Federal Foreign Office, the experts’ workshop on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) in India brought together civil society, researchers, government, the Armed Forces, and international organizations. Through four panels, participants explored WPS priorities, challenges, and opportunities, informing efforts to develop an inclusive Indian framework and a shadow Action Plan.

This report examines the development of uncrewed underwater vehicles (UUVs) in Australia and India and the case for bilateral cooperation in the undersea domain. It argues that the two national ecosystems are complementary rather than competitive, and that a phased, capability-driven partnership that begins with benign and civil applications is more likely to endure than early collaboration in sensitive undersea warfare technologies.

This workshop advanced discussions on Maritime Domain Awareness in the Indo-Pacific, focusing on national approaches, regional gaps, information-sharing, interoperability, and commercial earth-observation capabilities. Bringing together policy experts, maritime practitioners, and technology providers, it explored practical opportunities for data-sharing, capacity building, technological collaboration, and stronger regional coordination.