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The Quad Is Quietly Adapting Methods of Security Cooperation
Exercise Malabar is underway in the Bay of Bengal, hosted by India. The navies of the four Quad nations – Australia, India, Japan, and the United States – coming together for a multilateral exercise aiming to enhance interoperability and preparedness…
Strengthening Ties in Turquoise Waters: India’s South Pacific Affair
On April 20, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi visited Papua New Guinea to strengthen the two countries’ comprehensive partnership. 24 hours after his departure, Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese followed suit, underscoring the increasing importance of the South Pacific among…
کواڈ کو انڈو پیسیفک میں جوہری خطروں سے نمٹنا ہو گا
کواڈ کے نام سے معروف چار فریقی سیکیورٹی ڈائیلاگ کے رہنماؤں نے "جزیرہ نما کوریا کو مکمل طور پر جوہری ہتھیاروں سے پاک کرنے کے اپنے عزم کو بارہا دوہرایا ہے،" اس ضمن میں پہلی مرتبہ ہیروشیما سے بیان جاری…
Indo-Japanese Paradiplomacy Bolsters Indo-Pacific Ties, But Can Go Further
India’s great friend and former Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, envisaged a “Broader Asia” composed of the Indian and the Pacific Oceans. As a part of this vision, Japan is the fifth-largest investor and source of Foreign Direct Investment…
The Quad Must Tackle Nuclear Threats in the Indo-Pacific
The leaders of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, popularly known as the Quad, have consistently reaffirmed their commitment to “the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula,” first through a statement issued in Hiroshima, then at the Shangri-La Dialogue in 2023, where…
China’s Energy (In)Security amidst India’s Geostrategic Advantage in the Indian Ocean Region
China is a net importer of oil and gas and is heavily dependent on overseas energy supplies for its sustained economic expansion and development. According to some predictions, the demand for oil and gas will continue to rise, accounting for…