After a significant period of 17 years, Japan and India have come together to revise their security declaration. This step is seen as a strategic move in geopolitics reflecting both countries' stance on ever-increasing regional security challenges. No specific details regarding the changes in the pact have been shared yet.

Given the geopolitical changes and ongoing regional tensions, Japan sees this declaration's revision as a necessary step to ensure its stability and strength in Asia. Traditionally, Japan has always been cautious when it comes to security alliances due to its post-war pacifist constitution. Hence this pact with India, a strategic ally, is significant.

In the US or EU, such policy changes would also garner significant attention. It's a norm for these countries to regularly revise their defense pacts with strategic allies considering the evolving geopolitical landscape. Just as Japan, the US, or EU look after their regional interests and alliances, this is no different.