he return of Donald Trump as United States President marks an important crossroads in the future of two emergent Indo-Pacific security frameworks: The Quad, comprising Australia, India, Japan and the ...

On January 21st, a day after his inauguration, his secretary of state, Marco Rubio, hosted a Quad foreign ministers’ meeting ...

The return of Donald Trump as U.S. president marks an important crossroads in the future of two emergent Indo-Pacific security frameworks: the Quad, comprising Australia, India, Japan, and the ...

Though the Quad was revived by Trump in November 2017, its fading momentum reflected Biden’s failure to turn diplomacy into strategic influence. Biden’s decision to skip the 2 ...

A disaster in the Indian Ocean in 2004 brought together a powerful grouping of nations—Australia, India, Japan and the United States—that developed ...

China’s naval presence and military exercises in the Tasman Sea—coming dangerously close to Australian and New Zealand air and sea routes—are more than just routine drills. This episode, where Chinese ...

With Quad, the US has expanded broad-based cooperation with Australia, Japan and India. With AUKUS, the US and the United Kingdom are continuing to work with Australia to provide the latter with ...

The dynamics of the Quad under Trump’s first term portend ... the United States, and Australia. China is ramping up its military actions and raising tensions in the Nansei Islands.

The new US administration has signaled strong support for Quad’s future, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio convening a Quad ...

“Now we have a new era since President Trump returned and it is for us, India and Japan, to strengthen the importance of the Quad to the U.S. and of course to Australia in the coming months ...