<h1>EU Eyes Security & Defence Partnership with India, Similar to Japan & South Korea Agreements</h1> The European Union is considering a security and defence partnership with India, akin to its agreements with Japan and South Korea. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced this initiative during discussions with India's Prime Minister, emphasizing the importance of integrating security into the EU-India strategic partnership. The collaboration aims to address threats such as terrorism, maritime security, and cyber-attacks. India is interested in joining EU defence projects and diversifying its military capabilities. Additionally, India's Minister of State for Defence discussed enhancing defence cooperation and industrial collaboration with the EU Commissioner for Defence and Space.