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Amid the ongoing global geopolitical churn triggered by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the prime ministers of India and Japan, Asia’s second and third largest economies, will hold their annual …
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Raising the bar for their multifaceted partnership, India and Japan are set to advance their partnership in the Indo-Pacific and beyond in third countries, a development that is going to …
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By Simran Walia Amidst growing synergies between India and Japan, PM Narendra Modi recently stated that the partnership between the two nations has become even more relevant for global stability …
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Building on growing Indo-Pacific convergence with Europe, India has launched a trilateral dialogue with Italy and Japan which will focus on forging an India-centric European Union (E.U.) Strategy for cooperation …
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By Simran Walia India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese counterpart Yoshihide Suga held a telephonic conversation and discussed intensifying collaboration to combat the coronavirus pandemic and exploring resilient supply …
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By Simran Walia Ahead of the first-ever Quad summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Yoshihide Suga have underscored their shared commitment to the Quad format and a …
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TOKYO: Underscoring rapid economic and governance transformation going on in Asia’s third largest economy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi termed Make in India as “a global brand” and positioned his country …
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Amid shifting geopolitical equations in the Indo-Pacific region, India and Japan have bolstered their maritime and security cooperation through the 2+2 dialogue mechanism involving defence and foreign ministers of the …
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TOKYO: After friendly exchanges over hamburgers, wagyu steak and golf, US President Donald Trump hit out at the unbalanced trade practices between United States and Japan, the first country that …
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There is nothing like the India-Japan connect that gives an ascendant and assertive China jitters. Given the bonhomie and bonding that was on display between India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese PM Shinzo Abe in Ahmedabad and transformative outcomes that emanated from the summit meeting on September 14, the Chinese media’s backlash hardly comes as a surprise.
Dismissing the “growing intimacy” between India and Japan, the Global Times, the hawkish Chinese tabloid which led the propaganda blitz during the Doklam standoff, has warned India not to get into containment games with Japan.
“After the Doklam standoff, more voices in the Indian media instigate the country to step up cooperation with the US and Japan against China and exaggerate the geopolitical significance of closer India-Japan ties. Yet this to a large degree has exposed the vulnerable feeling of the Indian strategic circle in front of China”, the Global Times said in an op-ed article. It attacked Japan by saying “… Japan has been more narrow-minded in looking for allies globally to encircle China.”