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The Indo-Pacific region produces headlines more often today than 10 years ago as a rising China, a defiant United States, and a host of other regional actors in the ongoing Indo-Pacific define the politics of the region. China’s rise and territorial assertiveness and an emerging grouping to counter China’s moves has led to United States’ renewed importance to the Indo-Pacific by a significant renaming of the U.S. Pacific Command to the Indo-Pacific command. In this region Japan, South Korea, Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia,Thailans, Australia all are affected and the region is seeing some open tensions.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met US President Joe Biden in Washington in their first-ever bilateral meeting on 24 September 2021.

Prime Minister’s Visit to the US

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Strengthening Indo-US Comprehensive Global Partnership Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US on 22-25 September 2021 was significant for a number of reasons. His...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Australian PM Scott Morrison during a meeting in Washington on 23 Sep 2021

Prime Ministers Meeting and 2+2 Dialogue

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Boost to India-Australia Ties The inaugural 2+2 ministerial level meeting between India and Australia was held, on 11 September, a fortnight ahead of the first...
US President Jow Biden announced the AUKUS alliance from the Whitye House on

AUKUS – New Trilateral Indo-Pacific Alliance

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AUKUS Makes Waves The US, Britain and Australia announced, on 15 September, a new trilateral security alliance for the Indo-Pacific to take on the threats...
Japan plans to purchase nearly 150 F-35 fighter jets from the US

INDO-PACIFIC – What is Japan, India, and Australia’s Role?

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Recently, tension in the Indo-Pacific region has risen as China's maritime expansion has escalated in the region. In the South China Sea, China has...
A few weeks after the US Air Force ended its 16-year con nuous bomber presence in Guam, its B-1 bombers returned in May 2020.

Implications of Japan’s Policies in the Indo-Pacific

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Dr Sano Shutaro Amid growing mil-itary tensions in East Asia and in other parts of the Indo-Pacific, Japan has made sound and steady development with...
External affairs minister S Jaishankar with his Australian counterpart Marise Payne in Tokyo, 6 Oct 2020.

INDO-PACIFIC – The Quad is Getting Stronger

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With Australia having joined the Indian, American and Japanese navies in the November 2020 Malabar exercises, co-operation among the Quad countries looks more concrete....
Australian Navy Ship HMAS Ballarat, a frigate, made a port call at Mormugao Port, Goa after phase 1 of Malabar exercise.

INDO-PACIFIC – With Australia Joining The Quadrilateral is Complete

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In a significant move that came amid a Sino-India border row, India announced, on 19 October, Australia''s participation in the Malabar exercise, held in...
The aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68) and INS Vikramaditya in the Bay of Bengal as part of Exercise Malabar 2020.

JOINT EXERCISES – Quad Navies Hold 24th Malabar Exercise

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After a gap of 13 years, India, US, Australia and Japan conducted their first joint naval drill, called Malabar exercise, from 3 November. It...
US defence secretary Mark Esper, US secretary of state Mike Pompeo, defence Minister Rajnath Singh and external affairs minister S Jaishankar at Hyderabad House, New Delhi.

Extracts from the Joint Statement Issued by India and US

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Shared Vision for Global Leadership The Ministers reiterated their commitment to maintaining a free, open, inclusive, peaceful, and prosperous Indo-Pacific built on a rules-based international...
US defence secretary Mark Esper, US secretary of state Mike Pompeo with prime minister Narendra Modi on 26 October 2020.

INDIA – U.S.: Indo-US Defence Cooperation Enters New Phase

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Defence minister Rajnath Singh and minister for external affairs S Jaishankar welcomed US secretary of state Michael Pompeo and secretary of defence Mark Esper...

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