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The Quad (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue) is a strategic forum comprising India, Australia, Japan, and the United States. Revived in 2017, the Quad focuses on a free and open Indo-Pacific, maritime security, critical and emerging technology cooperation, climate action, and infrastructure investment through the Quad Infrastructure Fellowship.
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geopolitics·15 Aug 2026
India-US Relations: From Nuclear Deal to Critical Technology Partnership
The India-US strategic partnership has deepened across defence, technology, trade, and people-to-people ties over the past two decades, driven by shared concerns about China's rise and converging geopolitical interests.
geopolitics·20 Aug 2026
India-China: Two Asian Giants in an Era of Mistrust and Strategic Rivalry
From the Galwan Valley clash to a widening trade deficit and competition across the Indian Ocean, the India-China relationship has reached its most volatile point since the 1962 war.
politics·5 Aug 2026
India's Foreign Policy at 80: From Non-Alignment to Multi-Alignment
As India celebrates 80 years of independence, its foreign policy has undergone a fundamental transformation — from Nehruvian idealism to pragmatic multi-alignment, balancing the US, China, Russia, and the Global South.