In response to potential sanctions influenced by President Biden, Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi announced considering action against companies in India, Uzbekistan, UAE, and China at the recent G-7 summit.
If this turns out to be true, India might believe that its American benefactor set Japan up for this, which would make their multilateral attempts to control China's rise more difficult.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi recently stated, "At the recent G-7 summit, we have announced that we are considering a new package of sanctions that will include companies from third countries," according to Tribune India, which cited Japanese media. We are considering taking action against businesses in Uzbekistan, the UAE, China, and India. The Economic Times verified this information in a story citing anonymous persons purportedly knowledgeable of the circumstances.
Sanctioning Indian corporations on anti-Russian grounds would be a poor idea for Jap...
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