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Reconciling the Quad and AUKUS: a bridge too far? (A Chong, East Asia Forum)

The 2020s may well be remembered as an era where defensive alliances strove to avoid naming the enemies they were set up to deter....

A Critical Assessment of the Quad from an Indian Perspective (Amruta Karambelkar, VIF)

Few foreign policy matters generate opinions as polarising as over the Quad. The prime point of difference is over what the Quad ought to...

A New Quad in the Western Indian Ocean (Sankalp Gurjar, RUSI)

On 18 October, the foreign ministers of India, Israel, the US and the UAE held a meeting and formed a joint working group. The meeting discussed...

The Quad’s maritime rule of law hypocrisy (Sourabh Gupta, East Asia Forum)

The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) countries are racking up a series of impressive firsts, progressing through to quadrilateral naval exercises in the Bay of Bengal...

A Quad-led effort could help the people of Myanmar (Dominic Simonelli, The Strategist)

With ASEAN toeing the line of non-interference, the Quad has its first major opportunity to prove its mettle and help end the violence in...

South Korea’s Formal Membership in the Quad Plus: A Bridge Too Far? (Jason Li, Stimson Center)

On September 24, the four leaders of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (“Quad”) countries held their first in-person summit, solidifying the partnership between the United States, Australia,...

What’s Next for the Quad? (Sheila A. Smith, Councin on Foreign Relations, Defense One)

For the first time, the leaders of the four countries that make up the Quad—the United States, Australia, India, and Japan—met together in person. Their...

The Quad Commits to Regulating Space (Rajeswari (Raji) Pillai Rajagopalan, ORF)

The first in-person summit of the leaders of the Quad group of countries, comprising of Australia, India, Japan, and the United States, met in...

Why the Quad summit was a strategic success (Ash Jain, Atlantic Council)

For the Biden administration, reeling from a spate of recent foreign-policy setbacks, last week’s Quad summit at the White House refocused attention on a...

Indo-Pacific Minilateralism: Did AUKUS Overshadow QUAD? (Roshan Khaniejo, The United Service Institution of India)

The emergence of AUKUS is being widely speculated as a moment of alliance power-shift in the Indo-pacific region. Theorizing whether or not Quad may...

Climate Action and the Quad (Aparna Roy, ORF)

Climate change is one of the most anticipated issues on the agenda of the upcoming first-ever in-person meeting of the Quad scheduled to be...

The Quad’s Counterterrorism Priorities (Kabir Taneja, ORF)

The Quad’s first in-person meet in late September, to be hosted by US President Joe Biden in Washington D.C., comes only weeks after the...

A Quad 2.0 Agenda for Critical and Emerging Technologies (Trisha Ray, ORF)

The Quad, once thought to belong to the graveyard of international relations, is witnessing a Renaissance, with critical and emerging technologies as its keystone....

A Supply Chain Resilience Agenda for the Quad (Akshay Mathur, ORF)

There is a palpable churning in geopolitics and geoeconomics taking place; the US-China trade war, the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, and a breakdown...

The Quad’s Push for Global Vaccine Equity (Oommen C. Kurian, ORF)

Source: https://pandem-ic.com/ High-income and upper-middle-income countries of the world have already fully vaccinated more than 50 percent of their overall population; meanwhile, low-income countries are still...