SECURITYJul 2 · 17:21 UTCFORTUNESheikh Saaliq, The Associated Press

India and Japan just made “economic security” a shared mission

India and Japan announced agreements to enhance cooperation in defense, economic security, and maritime affairs, including naval radio antenna systems, AI, and critical technologies. The partnership aims to strengthen their Indo-Pacific alliance, with Japan pledging to increase investment in India to over $61 billion over the next decade.

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