India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (L) shakes hands with his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe at the start of talks at Abe's official residence in Tokyo May 29, 2013. Reuters
India, Japan Draw Closer, With An Eye On China -- Washington Post
NEW DELHI — During a three-day visit to Japan this week, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh signed several major infrastructure and defense-technology deals, and agreed to speed up dialogue on nuclear cooperation and conduct more joint naval exercises. His host, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, called Singh a “mentorlike leader.”
But the bonhomie appeared calculated, at least in part, to send a not-so-subtle diplomatic message to Beijing in the wake of a border row between India and China last month, as well as the dispute between Japan and China over resource-rich islands in the East China Sea.
The goal, analysts say, is to isolate China with a view to limiting its territorial ambitions in the region.
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More News On The India - Japan Alliance And China's Reaction To It
Japan To Enter Indian Defense Market; Growing Indo-Japan Cooperation Worries Regional Giant China -- International Business Times
India, Japan join hands to break China's 'string of pearls' -- Times of India
Indo-Japan ties should worry no one, says Salman Khurshid -- Times of India
China angry and nervous as Japan joins arms with India -- One India
Chinese daily calls Japanese leaders 'petty burglars' for trying to turn India against China -- Times of India
China slams Japan for attempting to turn India against it -- NDTV
Japan trying to 'encircle' China by cozying up to India: Chinese media -- NDTV
India's Love Affair With Japan Fueled By Disputes With China -- Donald Kirk, Forbes
A New Configuration To The East – Analysis -- Gateway House/Eurasia Review
The reason for Japan’s new found love for India is China -- Rajeev Sharma, First Post
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