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  China courts India as a proxy to the US markets
context: Officials from the United States and India agreed on Tuesday to expand cooperation on advanced weaponry, supercomputing, semiconductors and other high-tech fields
  The countries also pledged to speed up their efforts to jointly produce and develop certain defense technologies, including jet engines, artillery systems and armored infantry vehicles. The United States said it would look to quickly review a new proposal by General Electric to produce a jet engine with India.
  
  (Honestly just read the article there’s a lot of stuff and explanations) >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 51%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  India has a highly skilled work force and a government that wants to attract more international investment, but multinational companies seeking to operate there continue to complain of onerous regulations, inadequate infrastructure and other barriers.
  The United States said it would look to quickly review a new proposal by General Electric to produce a jet engine with India.
  Continue reading the main story Officials also said they would work together to facilitate the build-out of an advanced mobile network in India and look for new cooperation in semiconductor production, including efforts to help India bolster chip research and production that would complement major investments in the industry in the United States.
  
  
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  Hey, no wait stop, don't buy Russia's oil or else....or else we'll deepen our ties with you involving the most precious and contentious parts of our global markets right now... >
  
  Gotta protect those profit margins by exploiting the cheap labor somewhere... >
  
  Yeah the work in super computing and semi conductors are such an exploitation