Japan-India leaders emphasizing intimacy; Chinese Communist Party-affiliated media says 'each has their own motives lurking.'

This article was automatically translated from Japanese by AI. The original Japanese version is the authoritative source.
Record China    2026/7/11 06:00
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Prime Minister Takaichi, who visited India, and Prime Minister Modi called each other 'elder brother' and 'younger sister' at the Japan-India summit meeting, emphasizing their close relationship. Chinese Communist-affiliated media reported that 'each has their own motives' behind it. Photo from Prime Minister Modi's X account.

Prime Minister Takaichi, who visited India, and Prime Minister Modi called each other 'elder brother' and 'younger sister' at the Japan-India summit meeting, emphasizing their close relationship. Chinese Communist-affiliated media reported that 'each has their own motives' behind it. Photo from Prime Minister Modi's X account.

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