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Years after his assassination, Shinzo Abe's legacy continues to shape Japan and the wider Indo-Pacific. From bold economic reforms and a more proactive security policy to the vision of a Free and Open Indo-Pacific that placed India at the heart of Japan's strategic outlook, Abe's ideas remain central to the evolving India–Japan partnership and the region's geopolitical future. July 8 remains a date that carries a visceral shock. When a crude, handmade weapon abruptly ended Sh

The 16th India-Japan Annual Summit marks a new chapter in bilateral ties, strengthening cooperation in defence, economic security, technology and the Indo-Pacific while reinforcing one of Asia's most trusted strategic partnerships.

The India-Japan Summit 2026 reveals why Northeast India is emerging as a strategic bridge linking technology, trade, connectivity and the future of the Indo-Pacific.

India's longest-serving PM Modi and Japan's longest-serving Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reshaped one of Asia's most important strategic partnerships. As PM Takaichi prepares for her India visit, the next chapter of India-Japan relations is being written through economic security, technology cooperation, and a shared Indo-Pacific vision. In the field of international relations, longevity is often dismissed as a mere metric of political survival. However, when viewed through the

Japan and India pushed their strategic partnership into a more action-oriented phase during Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi’s New Delhi visit, deepening cooperation on security, AI, economic resilience, and the Indo-Pacific. From high-level talks with PM Modi and External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar to agreements on supply chains, technology, and people-to-people ties, the visit signaled a shared resolve to shape a rules-based regional and global order amid rising ge