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As Putin Visits India, US Seeks Stronger Ties In Fortifying Indo-Pacific
The United States has called for continued efforts to improve its relations with India, following a bitter run-in over tariffs and trade differences, with a new report highlighting the need for New Delhi's participation in countering the Indo-Pacific
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India, Australia Deepen Maritime Security Cooperation With Submarine Rescue Deal
Australia and India will strengthen maritime security and defence industrial cooperation, signing an agreement on mutual submarine rescue during the first annual defence ministers.
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Australia An Important Partner For Stability In Indo-Pacific: India
Australia is an important partner for India in terms of security and stability in the Indo-Pacific and working together ensures that this region remains free, open, stable and prosperous, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
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Australia Set To Host First Quad Foreign Ministers' Meet
Australia is set to host India, Japan and the United States for the fourth Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Melbourne on Friday and the top diplomats are seeking to bolster cooperation in economy, security, others areas.
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With Pledge To Combat Threats, Quad Begins New Cooperation in Cyberspace
The leaders of Australia, India, Japan and the US said they are beginning new cooperation in cyberspace and pledged to work together to combat cyber threats, promote resilience and secure the critical infrastructure of the member nations
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India, Australia To Focus On Expanding Strategic Ties At 2+2 Dialogue
India and Australia are expected to focus extensively on further ramping up the overall defence and security ties and boost strategic cooperation in the Indo-Pacific at their inaugural two-plus-two ministerial dialogue on September 11.
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India, Australia To Expand Cooperation In Digital Economy, Cyber Security
India and Australia agreed to broad-base cooperation in the spheres of the digital economy and cyber-enabled critical technologies, noting the need to strengthen the security of critical information infrastructure such as 5G telecom networks.
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India, Australia, US, Japan Hold First Meet On 'Quadrilateral' Coalition
Giving shape to their security cooperation under the proposed quadrilateral coalition, India, the US, Japan and Australia today held their first official- level talks here with a focus on keeping the Indo-Pacific region "free and open", seen as a move to counter China's aggressive behaviour in the area.
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With China In Mind, Japan, India Agree To Deepen Defence Ties
India and Japan agreed on Thursday to deepen defence ties and push for more cooperation with Australia and the United States, as they seek to counter growing Chinese influence across Asia.
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US, Japan To Advance Security, Defence Ties With India, South Korea And Australia
The US and Japan have agreed to advance their multilateral security and defence cooperation with India, South Korea and Australia in view of North Korea's dangerous provocative behaviour, leaders of the countries have said.
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As Putin Visits India, US Seeks Stronger Ties In Fortifying Indo-Pacific
The United States has called for continued efforts to improve its relations with India, following a bitter run-in over tariffs and trade differences, with a new report highlighting the need for New Delhi's participation in countering the Indo-Pacific
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India, Australia Deepen Maritime Security Cooperation With Submarine Rescue Deal
Australia and India will strengthen maritime security and defence industrial cooperation, signing an agreement on mutual submarine rescue during the first annual defence ministers.
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Australia An Important Partner For Stability In Indo-Pacific: India
Australia is an important partner for India in terms of security and stability in the Indo-Pacific and working together ensures that this region remains free, open, stable and prosperous, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
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Australia Set To Host First Quad Foreign Ministers' Meet
Australia is set to host India, Japan and the United States for the fourth Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Melbourne on Friday and the top diplomats are seeking to bolster cooperation in economy, security, others areas.
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With Pledge To Combat Threats, Quad Begins New Cooperation in Cyberspace
The leaders of Australia, India, Japan and the US said they are beginning new cooperation in cyberspace and pledged to work together to combat cyber threats, promote resilience and secure the critical infrastructure of the member nations
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India, Australia To Focus On Expanding Strategic Ties At 2+2 Dialogue
India and Australia are expected to focus extensively on further ramping up the overall defence and security ties and boost strategic cooperation in the Indo-Pacific at their inaugural two-plus-two ministerial dialogue on September 11.
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India, Australia To Expand Cooperation In Digital Economy, Cyber Security
India and Australia agreed to broad-base cooperation in the spheres of the digital economy and cyber-enabled critical technologies, noting the need to strengthen the security of critical information infrastructure such as 5G telecom networks.
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India, Australia, US, Japan Hold First Meet On 'Quadrilateral' Coalition
Giving shape to their security cooperation under the proposed quadrilateral coalition, India, the US, Japan and Australia today held their first official- level talks here with a focus on keeping the Indo-Pacific region "free and open", seen as a move to counter China's aggressive behaviour in the area.
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With China In Mind, Japan, India Agree To Deepen Defence Ties
India and Japan agreed on Thursday to deepen defence ties and push for more cooperation with Australia and the United States, as they seek to counter growing Chinese influence across Asia.
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US, Japan To Advance Security, Defence Ties With India, South Korea And Australia
The US and Japan have agreed to advance their multilateral security and defence cooperation with India, South Korea and Australia in view of North Korea's dangerous provocative behaviour, leaders of the countries have said.
