Japan and India agreed Tuesday during security talks to deepen cooperation in areas of outer space and cyber, while signaling their intention to accelerate discussions toward realizing a plan for Tokyo to export naval communication antennas for Indian warships.In a joint statement issued after "two-plus-two" talks involving the foreign and defense ministers of the two countries in New Delhi, it was also decided a 2008 declaration on security cooperation would be updated, with its signing expected when Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Japan, possibly by the year-end.Japanese Foreig…READ FULL ARTICLE
