US to Join 1st Malabar Naval Exercise in Australia
The U.S. will join the first Malabar Naval exercise in Australia. Here are the major details. The U. S. will join the first Malabar naval exercise in Australia, which will start on Friday, Aug.
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The U.S. will join the first Malabar Naval exercise in Australia. Here are the major details. The U. S. will join the first Malabar naval exercise in Australia, which will start on Friday, Aug.
International geopolitics is once again fast moving towards a more severe cold war era of a bipolar world. With the disintegration of the USSR in 1991, it was thought that the era of ideological...
India, France, Australian foreign minister hold first-ever trilateral in London DNA 3 hours ago © Provided by DNA In a significant development, the much-awaited physical trilateral between Indian, Australian, and French foreign minister took place in London on Tuesday. This is the first-ever trilateral meet of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, and Australian FM Marise Payne who met on the sidelines of the G7 foreign minister meet in London. G7 foreign ministers meeting is the first in-person meeting of foreign minister of the grouping amid...
March 17, 2021 at 10:19 am A much anticipated US foreign policy move under the Biden administration on how to counter China's unhindered economic growth and political ambitions came in the form of a virtual summit on 12 March linking the United States with India, Australia and Japan. Although the so-called Quad — Quadrilateral Security Dialogue — revealed nothing new in the participants' joint statement, the leaders of these four countries spoke about a "historic" meeting, described by The Diplomat website as "a significant milestone in the evolution of the grouping". Actually, the joi...
The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) of four countries, Japan, the US, Australia and India, was formed in 2007 with the initiative coming from Japanese PM Shinzo Abe. Due to a lack of participation and no proper institutional framework, it remained dormant for quite some time. By realising the threat China’s expansionist policy is causing, in November 2017, India, the US, Australia and Japan developed a new strategy to keep the critical sea routes in the Indo-Pacific free of any influence, especially Beijing’s. The aim of the Quad is to support a “free, open and prosperous” Indo...