The Quad foreign ministers met in Washington after Trump’s inauguration. EAM Jaishankar also held bilateral meetings with new US NSA Mike Waltz & Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
India must navigate complex relationships with the US, China, and Russia amid Trump's protectionist policies. Former Ambassador Vikas Swarup advocates for strengthening the Quad, diversifying partnerships,
The Donald Trump administration hit the ground running as the new US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, hosted the Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (FMM) hours after the oath ceremony. The meeting saw the leaders agree to New Delhi’s plan to host the Summit-level meeting of the grouping in India.
First diplomatic engagement of Trump team focuses on eco, security, tech coop in Indo-Pacific; Jaishankar says will think bigger and deepen agenda
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said that India’s inclusion in ‘Afghan Quad’, comprising Russia, China, Pakistan, and Iran, would be the ‘right step’
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted the Trump administration’s strong focus on strengthening India-US ties and prioritising India’s presence at the inauguration. He also emphasised a shared commitment to advancing the Quad partnership,
The four-nation Quad, at its foreign ministers’ meeting in Washington on Wednesday, sent a strong message to China by vowing to defend a “free and open Indo-Pacific region” and
New Delhi needs to balance its relations with China and the growing partnership with the US so that Indian interests are best served
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar delivered a firm and measured response during the Quad Media Briefing when questioned about the United States-China relationship. Known for his articulate and pointed replies,
With President Donald Trump threatening a 10 per cent blanket tariff on all Chinese imports starting February 1, American consumers could soon see higher prices on everyday electronics like phones, TVs,
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