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Quad countries to hold virtual summit on March 12 India Published: Wednesday, March 10, 2021, 8:34 [IST] New Delhi, Mar 10: Against the backdrop of an increasingly assertive China, the leaders of the four nation Quad grouping would seek to counter Beijing and work towards peace and stability of the Indo-Pacific. The meeting on March 12 also comes in the backdrop of Being tightening its grip on Hong Kong and also announcing plans to build a high-speed railway and expressway linking China and Taipei. The Quad meeting would also be US President Joe Biden's first interaction under the security an...

Updated Mar 05, 2021 | 13:16 IST Quad is a security grouping that is seen by many analysts as a group of democracies - India, Japan, Australia and the United States - coming together to counterbalance China in the Asia-Pacific region. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.  New Delhi: Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) may take place soon indicated the Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Morrison when asked by reporters about Quad meeting in a news conference, he said "This is one of the first things President Biden and I discussed when we spoke some we...

Secretary of State Blinken recently delivered his first major speech on Biden’s foreign policy priorities. 

In First Meeting After Biden Inauguration, Quad Foreign Ministers Ponder Over Myanmar The usual buzzwords of "free and open" Indo-Pacific, the rule of law and ASEAN centrality also featured in the separate statements issued by India, the US, Japan and Australia. The Quad foreign ministers S. Jaishankar (India), Marise Payne (Australia), Toshimitsu Motegi (Japan) and Anthony Blinken (the US). Photos: Twitter World19/Feb/2021 New Delhi: The continuing fallout from the Myanmar military takeover was one of the topics broached in the conference call between the foreign ministers of India, US, Japa...

Adding to the diplomatic pressure, Japan said it had agreed with India, the US and Australia on the need for democracy to be restored quickly.