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Superficial sailing in the Indo-Pacific: The caveats and contradictions of India's Quad membership - Vimarsana News

Superficial sailing in the Indo-Pacific: The caveats and contradictions of India's Quad membership

The grouping is a low-resolution liberal order where the terms ‘free and open’ are used flexibly to bridge gaps between the members and socially exclude China.

Source: scroll.in
Quad countries, UN, Africa groups welcome Sudan ceasefire extension - Vimarsana News

Quad countries, UN, Africa groups welcome Sudan ceasefire extension

The African Union, United Nations and so-called Quad countries welcomed the 72-hour extension of a ceasefire by Sudan’s warring parties on Thursday and

Interview: Why the 'Pakistan factor' no longer impedes India's growing ties with the Gulf countries - Vimarsana News

Interview: Why the 'Pakistan factor' no longer impedes India's growing ties with the Gulf countries

Muddassir Quamar, international relations an expert and author, explains how India built strong diplomatic relations with the Gulf.

Source: scroll.in
African businesses snub regional trade deals for Quad countries - Vimarsana News

African businesses snub regional trade deals for Quad countries

Businesses in Africa have not well utilised regional blocs PTAs and most preferred trading with the West.

Quad Countries To Focus On Tackling China Threat In Telecom, 6G Technology - Vimarsana News

Quad Countries To Focus On Tackling China Threat In Telecom, 6G Technology

Amid threats from China in the field of telecom and 6G technology, the Quad grouping of Australia, India, Japan and the US has decided to ensure "security-by-design and best practices of cyber security," according to a White House press release.

Source: ndtv.com