A Stronger Japan-India Partnership for Indo-Pacific Security
As the Quad loses momentum and Washington appears to be recalibrating its China policy, Tokyo and New Delhi face growing responsibility for regional stability.
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Quad’s Fiji port plan will challenge China’s Pacific supply-chain dominance
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