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India seeks foothold in Indonesia's critical minerals processing industry dominated by China; Modi, Prabowo to discuss BrahMos deal

India is pursuing strategic partnerships with Indonesia to secure critical minerals and expand defense cooperation through missile deals.

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Prime Minister Modi has begun a three-nation trip, starting with Indonesia, to strengthen strategic ties. Discussions between Modi and President Prabowo are focused on expanding economic and defense cooperation, including food security and the processing of critical minerals.

Coverage from The Hindu, Reuters, and Deccan Herald emphasizes India's goal of establishing a foothold in Indonesia's critical minerals processing industry, which is currently dominated by China. Additionally, an Indian government official stated that India will supply Astra and BrahMos missiles to Indonesia, according to Yahoo.

Future developments center on the outcome of the talks between Modi and Prabowo regarding the BrahMos deal and broader efforts to boost bilateral defense and economic ties.

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Which defense systems is India providing to Indonesia?

India is set to supply BrahMos and Astra missiles.

What industrial sector is India targeting in Indonesia?

India is seeking a foothold in the critical minerals processing industry, a sector currently dominated by China.

What other topics are being discussed during the diplomatic visit?

Beyond defense and minerals, talks include food security and the general expansion of economic ties.

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