Indonesia Correspondent's View: Structural Gaps in India-China Relations and Diplomatic Limits
From the perspective of an Indonesia correspondent, this report examines the structural divergences and diplomatic limits in India-China relations, focusing on the shifted military balance post-Galwan and India's defense industrial challenges.
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