India’s Dual Engagement Challenges Quad’s Unity
India’s independent foreign policy and dual engagement with global powers challenge the Quad’s unity and effectiveness in addressing regional concerns.
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India’s independent foreign policy and dual engagement with global powers challenge the Quad’s unity and effectiveness in addressing regional concerns.
The Quad Summit’s recent gathering highlights an agenda aimed at countering China’s rise, overshadowing opportunities for genuine regional cooperation and development.
As U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken embarks on a six-nation tour through East Asia, we examine the United States’ influence in the Asia-Pacific region and its impact on ties with China.
China and Australia are rekindling their bilateral relations following Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s visit, signaling a new chapter of cooperation amid global challenges.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang concluded a three-nation tour to New Zealand, Australia, and Malaysia, aiming to strengthen ties amid rising economic and security challenges in the Asia-Pacific region.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka have pledged to elevate cooperation between their countries, focusing on key areas such as infrastructure, agriculture, and trade, during a meeting in Beijing.
The Chinese nominee has been elected as Chair of the APEC Energy Working Group for 2025-2026, marking China’s first leadership role within the group and highlighting its commitment to global energy governance.
Global stocks tumbled on Monday amid rising U.S. recession fears, with major indices experiencing significant declines. Asia-Pacific markets also faced sharp losses but rebounded on Tuesday.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s recent tour emphasizes Washington’s commitment to the Indo-Pacific amid shifting economic and geopolitical landscapes, turning the Asia-Pacific into a strategic focal point.
China’s Foreign Ministry has criticized the Quad nations for creating tensions in the Asia-Pacific, accusing them of inciting confrontation and undermining regional peace and stability.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly, calling for both nations to renew their strategic partnership and promote the normalization of bilateral relations.
At its 75th anniversary summit in Washington, NATO deliberated on its expanding role beyond the Euro-Atlantic, addressing global security challenges and the alliance’s strategic focus on the Asia-Pacific region.
China and Vanuatu have issued a joint statement, marking a notable step in strengthening their bilateral relations. The announcement underscores the commitment of both nations to collaborate and enhance ties.
China urges NATO to abandon its Cold War mentality and stop baseless accusations, emphasizing the need for cooperation to maintain stability in the Asia-Pacific region.
Vanuatu’s top leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to the one-China principle during meetings with a senior Chinese political advisor, signaling a deepening of diplomatic ties with China.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s recent visits to Australia, New Zealand, and Malaysia have revitalized diplomatic ties and expanded cooperation, signaling a positive shift in regional relations.
The IMF has inaugurated a regional center in Shanghai, reflecting Asia-Pacific’s rising economic influence and enhancing collaboration with regional economies on financial stability and sustainable growth.
The IMF announced the establishment of a new regional center in Shanghai at the Lujiazui Forum, aiming to strengthen collaboration and support economic growth in the Asia-Pacific region.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s recent visit to Australia marks a significant step in strengthening ties between the two nations, fostering cooperation, and promoting regional peace and development.
China and New Zealand pledge to upgrade their comprehensive strategic partnership, focusing on deepening cooperation in key sectors and contributing to regional peace and development.