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New Quad maritime surveillance not militarisation, clarifies India
The MEA has clarified that the new Indo-Pacific Maritime Surveillance Collaboration (IPMSC) is not a militarisation of the ...
QUAD nations India, US, Japan and Australia launched a new Indo-Pacific Maritime Surveillance initiative amid the Strait of ...
The 11th Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting, hosted in New Delhi on Tuesday, delivered an operationally detailed maritime agenda ...
Foreign ministers from India, the US, Australia, and Japan met in Delhi to establish a framework targeting energy resilience, ...
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Maritime security & domain awareness, port infra, energy—new initiatives launched at Quad FMs’ meet
The foreign ministers also announced new partnership focused on Pacific infrastructure, beginning with a pilot port project ...
The announcements were made as leaders signalled an intent to move the Quad beyond dialogue and towards coordinated action on ...
The Quad's engagement with the South China Sea is most clearly reflected in the institutionalization and systematization of ...
India’s engagement with Quad is not a departure from strategic autonomy but an expression of it. In the era of multi-alignment, strategic autonomy means engaging different partners.
Admiral R Hari Kumar, Chief of Naval Staff and CG Admiral Artemio M Abu, Commandant of the Philippine Coast Guard, signed the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the Exchange of White Shipping ...
General Chauhan said the proposed command framework considers India’s geography as a single strategic entity while balancing challenges on land with emerging opportunities in the maritime domain.
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