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Monitor the EU–India corridor
in real time

We translate complexity into actionable insights for decision makers who need to think, watch, and act beyond the headlines.

Coverage

Five pillars of analysis

We monitor the EU–India relationship across distinct policy domains. Each area demands its own rigor, its own sources, its own way of seeing what matters.

Trade

Both economies are central to global climate action. We monitor renewable energy partnerships, emissions commitments, and how climate policy shapes broader relations.

Climate

Digital sovereignty, AI regulation, and data flows define modern statecraft. We examine how the EU and India navigate competing visions of the digital future.

Digital

The EU–India corridor sits at the intersection of competing powers. We track alignment, divergence, and the calculus of strategic autonomy for both sides.

Security

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Industry & Innovation

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Research

Deep analysis on policy
matters

Rigorous research from our team of analysts.

Updates

Breaking news and
developments

The latest from the EU–India corridor.

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Scale

The EU–India relationship
by the numbers

Goods trade alone reached around €120 billion in 2024. The partnership is supported by dozens of sectoral dialogues and working groups spanning trade, tech, security, and climate. India’s 2030 non-fossil capacity target signals the scale of the energy transition shaping shared priorities.

€120B
Goods trade (annual)
2024 • EU-reported goods trade figure
40+
Sectoral dialogues & working groups
Ongoing • No single consolidated official count
500GW
India non-fossil capacity target
2030 • National target (non-fossil capacity)

Tip: Keep a “Year + Source” line under each figure so the numbers are easy to verify and update.

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FAQ

Questions about the platform, our approach, and how to engage.

Who funds the EU–India Watch?
We operate as an independent platform with support from foundations committed to policy research and strategic analysis. Our funding model is designed to preserve editorial independence and ensure our analysis serves the public interest, not commercial interests.
How do you verify your sources?
Every piece of analysis is grounded in primary sources—official documents, trade data, policy statements, and interviews with practitioners. We maintain a rigorous editorial process and disclose our methodology so readers can assess credibility for themselves.
Can I republish your analysis?
Yes, with attribution. We believe in open knowledge. Most of our research is available under a Creative Commons license. Contact us for specific republication requests or bulk licensing arrangements.
How often is content updated?
Our news section updates as developments warrant. Research pieces are published on a rolling basis as analysis is completed. Subscribe to receive alerts when new content lands in your areas of interest.
Do you offer custom research?
We focus on public-facing analysis, but we do engage with institutions on specific questions. Reach out to discuss potential collaboration or commissioned research on EU–India topics.