In light of China-Russia alliance and Ukraine conflict, India and the new Eurasia

Japan, which invented the contemporary geopolitical idea of the Indo-Pacific, is now well on its way to changing the way we think about the relationship between Asia and Europe. In his swing through Europe last week, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's message was simple: The security of Europe and the Indo-Pacific is indivisible. Building on the ideas of his predecessor, the late Shinzo Abe, Kishida is determined to build strong military partnerships with Europe. Japan is not alone in this endeavour. South Korea, which does not always see eye to eye with Japan, is also joining the party by raising its…