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The Architect of the Indo-Pacific: Unpacking the Contradictory Legacy of Shinzo Abe
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
Jul 67 min read


India–Japan Summit 2026: The Road to Tokyo Still Runs Through the Northeast
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.
Jun 235 min read


Leadership Longevity and India-Japan Relations: From Abe and Modi to Takaichi
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
Jun 125 min read


Ambassador Nagma M. Mallick Presents Credentials to Emperor of Japan, in a Ceremony Steeped in Tradition
A centuries-old ceremonial tradition set the stage for a new chapter in India–Japan relations as Nagma M. Mallick formally presented her credentials to the Emperor of Japan at Tokyo’s Imperial Palace. Blending history, symbolism, and diplomacy, the moment highlights not just protocol but the deepening strategic and cultural partnership between the two nations—where tradition continues to shape modern global engagement. Indian Ambassador Nagma Mallick presenting credentials to
Apr 263 min read
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