China accuses Quad of divide-and-rule strategy amid expanded Indo-Pacific partnership
China's official media Sunday accused Quad of resorting to a divide-and-rule strategy to sow discord between Beijing and its neighbours, a day after the four-member grouping's summit decided to expand its Indo-Pacific Partnership.
The leaders of the US, Japan, India and Australia met for the Quad Leaders Summit in the US on Saturday, local time. Although ...
Apart from expressing concerns over Chinese actions in South China and East China Seas, Quad also discusses Russia-Ukraine ...
India, US, Japan, and Australia — were meeting amid global “tensions and conflicts”, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Sunday ...
The Quad, formally known as the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue ... claims to the South China Sea and allegations of ...
The leaders expressed “serious concern about the militarization ... and coercive and intimidating maneuvers in the South ...
In a significant diplomatic move, leaders of the Quad countries—India, the United States, Australia, and Japan—deployed some ...
US President Joe Biden was caught on a hot mic Saturday telling the leaders of Australia, India and Japan that an aggressive ...
Hosted by President Joe Biden, the Quad Summit took place on Saturday in his hometown Wilmington, Delaware. Prime Minister ...
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