Quad News
US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth has underscored US's commitment to strengthening ties with Indo-Pacific allies.
PM Modi said that QUAD focuses on Global good and it is here to stay, partner, and contribute.
Quad is committed to international cooperation and working together with our international and regional partners in a comprehensive and sustained manner to strengthen their capacity to prevent, detect and respond to threats posed by terrorism and violent extremism, it said.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre conveyed President Biden's pride in the advancements made and the collective vision for a free, open, and prosperous Indo-Pacific region.
EAM Jaishankar said that resolution of border issues is paramount for the restoration of normalcy in diplomatic ties.
Addressing the issue of forceful coercion of territories, Quad leaders also emphasised the resolution of international issues peacefully and in accordance with international law and called for addressing the challenges in the "South and East China Seas," in a veiled attack on China.
Modi, US President Joe Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese, the leaders of the four Quad nations, discussed the situation in Ukraine along with other pressing global challenges.
US President Joe Biden has postponed his trip to Australia due to debt ceiling negotiations in Washington.
White House National Security Council has expressed administration officials' frustration that the debt talks are having an impact on US President Joe Biden's dealings on the international stage.
In May, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Japan, Papua New Guinea, and Australia.
On the one hand, Xi Jinping has hit a hat-trick in Beijing, and on the other hand, a bouncer from Delhi has directly hit China's hopes. In this report, see what good and what bad news Chinese President Xi Jinping has received today.
Foreign ministers of the Quad countries participated in Raisina Dialogue today. During this, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said, 'Indo-Pacific will decide the direction of the world in the 21st century'.
Foreign Ministers of Quad countries met on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Delhi. The meeting was chaired by India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. Know in detail who all got involved in this report?
The meeting of Foreign Ministers of QUAD countries has started in G-20 Summit being held in Delhi. This meeting is considered special in many ways. China's activities will also be discussed in this meeting. Know in detail in this report who all will participate in this meeting.
A meeting of foreign ministers of QUAD countries will be organized today. During this, Foreign Ministers will meet among themselves. India will host this meeting. Watch 100 big news of the day in this report.
White House officials say that both countries should look at things that we can do together, whether it's in space, whether it's education, whether it's on climate, whether it's on technology etc
Following the footprints of Maldives, Australia too did not participate in the "China-Indian Ocean Forum on Development Cooperation" that held on November 21.
Australia`s High Commissioner to India, Barry O`Farrell took to Twitter to clarify about the same and tweeted, "Contrary to media reporting, no Australian Government official attended the Kunming China-Indian Ocean Forum on Development Cooperation.”
The foreign ministers of India, United States, Japan and Australia met on Friday in their first meeting as the Quad partners, after the grouping got formally institutionalised with leader level summits, on the sidelines of the UNGA.
Quad leaders called Shinzo Abe a transformative leader for Japan as well as for Japanese relations with each one of the three countries.
During his two-day visit to Japan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the Quad Leaders' Summit and also held bilateral meetings with his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida, US President Joe Biden, and new Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
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