India as a Partner of German Foreign Policy

Table of Contents

• Christian Wagner ed. 1
• India as a Partner of German Foreign Policy 1
• Christian Wagner ed. 3
• India as a Partner of German Foreign Policy 3
• Table of Contents 5
• Christian Wagner 7
• Introduction India as a Partner of German Foreign Policy 7
• Indo-German relations 8
• India in the German scientific landscape 9
• The structure of the study 10
• The economic rise of India 11
• Heribert Dieter 11
• Bleak Prospects for an EU-India Free Trade Agreement 11
• From the Indian perspective the EUs concern for the climate and the social well-being of the Indian population is 12
• The EU cannot pursue its climate pro- tection policy and conclude an agree- 13
• Indias agricultural sector and Indian agricultural and trade policy 15
• Food security as the guiding principle 15
• Hanns Günther Hilpert and Bettina Rudloff 15
• India on Its Way to Becoming a Global Agricultural Power Challenges for the EU and Germany 15
• Indian food security has great 16
• Agricultural trade Increasing world market shares with major protection 16
• International agricultural policy conflict issues 17
• Frequent export restrictions with supply risks for others 17
• Extensive reserves with the potential to distort the market 18
• Agriculture in the negotiations on a bilateral trade agreement 19
• A bilateral trade agreement can 19
• Conclusion EU compromises are necessary 20
• Window of opportunity Indias dependence on Russia 21
• Pia Fuhrhop 21
• Defence Cooperation with India Opportunities and Challenges 21
• India seeks strategic autonomy. It wants to avoid new strategic 22
• Western countries. 22
• India as a new partner in German defence policy 22
• Russias lasting footprint 23
• Indias ambitions for defence independence 23
• Building trust for the long haul 24
• Objectives of the Migration and Mobility Partnership Agreement 25
• Indian migration drivers and trends 25
• David Kipp 25
• The Indo-German Migration and Mobility Partnership Agreement Progress and Challenges 25
• With 18.7 million people India has 26
• Migration from India to Germany 26
• Opportunities and challenges 27
• Migration governance in India is 27
• Conclusion and recommendations for action 28
• India the somewhat different cyber power 29
• Multilateral cooperation 29
• Tobias Scholz 29
• Cyberdiplomatic Cooperation with India 29
• In fields such as AI there is potential 30
• Bilateral cooperation for digital solutions 30
• Regulation of data 31
• Outlook 32
• Appendix 33
• Abbreviations 33
• The authors 34