In a historic year for elections, more than 50 nations, including Taiwan, go to the polls this year. India is one of those nations. With over 968 million voters casting votes over a six-week period, the country's elections are the world’s largest exercise in democracy.
We CONNECTED with Sriparna Pathak, associate professor at O.P. Jindal Global University, and Fang Tien-sze, a former Taiwanese diplomat in India and now deputy director of the Center for Indian Studies at National Tsinghua University, to find out what the elections mean for India's foreign policy and relations with Taiwan.