Democracies like India and Japan should cooperate more, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida told reporters in New Delhi, as Russia’s war in Ukraine dominated the summit level meeting between the prime ministers of both countries.
Borders cannot be allowed to be changed by force, Kishida said after his meeting with India’s Narendra Modi. Vladimir Putin’s attack on his neighbor was “serious” and has “shaken the global order,” the Japanese leader added. In contrast Modi confined his comments to economic issues.
Kishida is in India on a two-day visit that ends Sunday.
