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Japan, US and India Strengthen Indo-Pacific Security Through Trilateral Mine Warfare Exercise in Mutsu Bay
Japan, the United States, and India concluded a trilateral mine warfare exercise in Mutsu Bay from July 11–23, 2026. The exercise strengthened interoperability in mine countermeasures (MCM), explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), and unmanned underwater operations, reinforcing maritime security, freedom of navigation, and protection of critical sea lines of communication across the Indo-Pacific. On July 23, 2026, the navies of Japan, the United States, and India concluded a high-
Jul 273 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


From Defense to Deterrence: Japan’s Type-12 Missile and India Partnership Explained
Japan’s Type-12 missile and economic outreach mark a strategic shift, deepening India-Japan cooperation in Indo-Pacific security and deterrence.
Apr 54 min read
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