China has voiced concerns over bilateral cooperation that could target third parties, following India and Japan's announcement of landmark initiatives including economic and defense pacts. Beijing emphasized that such partnerships should foster regional understanding and stability, not division. The joint statement also expressed worry over the East and South China Seas, opposing unilateral actions. This comes amid strained Japan-China ties and China's leverage over rare earth minerals.

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi visits India to strengthen Indo-Pacific ties and discuss critical technology and economic cooperation.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has arrived in New Delhi on a three-day official visit for the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit. She was received at the airport by Union…

Reset policies to reduce China’s clout in the region

China said on Friday that cooperation between India and Japan "should not target" Beijing after the leaders of the other two countries agreed to work more closely on critical…