Japan, India agree to maintain rules-based order as G-7, G-20 chairs

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi agreed Monday to maintain the rules-based international order in the face of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and China's increasing clout in the Indo-Pacific region.Later in the day, Kishida also said in a speech that Japan will provide more than $75 billion to developing countries in the region by 2030 through the public and private sectors so that they can improve their infrastructure.After their talks in New Delhi, Kishida said he and Modi promised to work together toward the success of the Group of Seven and Gro…READ FULL ARTICLE