Quad ministers announce new Indo-Pacific initiatives on maritime security and energy

Australia-India-Japan-US Quad to build a port, unveil pact on critical minerals

The foreign ministers of Australia, India, Japan and the U.S. agreed to jointly build a port in Fiji and signed pacts covering critical ‌minerals and energy security, as they sought to inject fresh energy into their grouping known as the Quad.

No, the Quad Isn’t Dead. This Week’s Foreign Ministers’ Meeting Proves It.

Public-facing work, such as leaders’ meetings, is necessary, but even without it the Quad provides a vital mechanism for its members to collectively counter China’s behavior.

China reacts to Quad’s deepening Indo-Pacific cooperation, says it opposes ‘exclusive cliques’

China’s statement comes after Quad announced new initiatives for strengthening maritime surveillance & port infra across Indo-Pacific.

Australia, India, Japan, US Quad to build a port, unveil pact on critical minerals

Quad signs project of critical minerals, energy security pacts.Rubio calls Quad partnership cornerstone of US global strategy.Absence of leaders' summit raised some doubts, says analysts.The foreign ministers of Australia, India, Japan and the...

US, India, Japan, Australia Announce Fiji Port Project, Deepen Critical Minerals Pact

The foreign ministers of Australia, India, and Japan and the U.S. Secretary of State agreed on May 26 to deepen cooperation on critical minerals and energy security, as well as jointly develop a port project in Fiji. The move marks a new push by the Quad grouping to expand its economic and strategic role in the Indo-Pacific. The announcements followed a meeting in New Delhi between Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Indian External Affairs Minister…