RSS SubscribeFear of China is pushing India and Japan into each other’s arms
By The Economist
Asia’s biggest democracy and, in Japan, its richest one, were on opposite sides in the cold war. India was a Soviet sympathiser; Japan an American ally. Yet over the past decade and a half they have improved their diplomatic, economic and security ties, with the aim of forging a democratic counterweight to China.
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