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#WATCH | Washington DC, USA: On the visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to India, South Asia analyst, Michael Kugelman, says, "This is clearly a significant moment for US-India relations... It has been quite some time since an official, a senior as Marco Rubio has visited India... It is important that he is coming to India to participate in this Quad meeting... The fact that Rubio is there to participate in the Quad Summit suggests that the Trump administration continues to be committed to the Quad... President Trump himself would be prepared to travel to India at some point later this year, presumably to participate in the leaders summit. In terms of what Marco Rubio said today about India and how it's the cornerstone for the US-India strategic partnership in the Indo-Pacific strategy... There will be some curiosity as to whether there will be follow-through in Rubio's comment as to whether we start to see this administration focus more on the Indo-Pacific strategy and ensure that India continues to be the key part of that strategy..."
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#WATCH | Washington DC, USA: On the visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to India, South Asia analyst, Michael Kugelman, says, "This is clearly a significant moment for US-India relations... It has been quite some time since an official, a senior as Marco Rubio has visited India... It is important that he is coming to India to participate in this Quad meeting... The fact that Rubio is there to participate in the Quad Summit suggests that the Trump administration continues to be committed to the Quad... President Trump himself would be prepared to travel to India at some point later this year, presumably to participate in the leaders summit. In terms of what Marco Rubio said today about India and how it's the cornerstone for the US-India strategic partnership in the Indo-Pacific strategy... There will be some curiosity as to whether there will be follow-through in Rubio's comment as to whether we start to see this administration focus more on the Indo-Pacific strategy and ensure that India continues to be the key part of that strategy..."

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🚨 Ambassador Kanwal Sibal: 'The QUAD is dying a SLOW DEATH’ 'Rubio came to Delhi for the Quad Foreign Ministers' meeting. But if you look at the outcome and the agenda, it was very tame. There was nothing really that came out, and the possibility of holding a summit is not there on the horizon. And after renaming the US Pacific Command, and other signals that have come from their strategic reviews and defence reviews and general statements that Pete Hegseth has made, it is clear that they are not attaching that much importance to the Quad. In a sense, some Indians might be a bit relieved that they were getting into a body where the Americans now wanted to emphasise the security aspect of it, much more than India would prefer, because we have, right from the start, while being a member of the Quad, always tried to emphasise other dimensions of the Quad. Broadening the agenda to critical and raw materials and technologies, to climate change, to HADR (Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief), to illegal shipping, human smuggling and stuff like that, so as to give a more lasting agenda to this four-power cooperation rather than limiting it only to the security part. And the others have gone along with this. Australia and Japan in particular.’ -Amb. Kanwal Sibal, Former Foreign Secretary of India on the latest episode of New Order. Watch the full interview in the quoted post below. 👇 Kanwal Sibal

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#WATCH | Taipei, Taiwan: On Quad Foreign Ministers’ meeting, Fellow of Taiwan-Asia Exchange Foundation, Sana Hashmi says, “… What we are seeing right now is something that is much more evolved and transformed and much more aligned with the interests of the four countries. In fact, the US Secretary of State was in Delhi, and one of the major reasons for his being in Delhi is to participate in the Quad Foreign Minister meeting…we need to pay more attention to the foreign ministers meeting, to the working groups…the reality is much more nuanced than the simplistic understanding of Trump going to China and meeting Xi. We have to understand that the Indo-Pacific is very much there, and the four countries have real concerns, and there is a common thread, and that is the China threat…the main point of discussion is China…there are several strategic factors that are driving the Quad, and that is driving the interest and willingness of the four countries to cooperate. Focusing on the maritime dimension is so very important, specifically when countries such as China are looking at developing blue water capabilities and the PLA becoming a blue water navy. We need to really focus on the maritime capabilities of the four countries and come together forming a coalition, cooperative arrangement where the four countries could actually secure the waters…India is the only country that is injecting the maritime component within the quadrilateral dialogue. India hosts the Malabar exercise, which is more or less now a de facto quad maritime exercise…we have seen during Covid how the four countries came together and became an important stakeholder in the health security as well…but it goes beyond the traditional security issues…we have to look at the timing (of the New Delhi Quad meeting). We also have to look at the location. It is just happening after the visit of the US President to China. This is also an indication from the US that it is willing to repair ties with India, and Indo-Pacific remains an important area for them…this is one of the reasons why tomorrow's meeting is crucial. It's not a new development that India is seen as a formidable power in the Indo-Pacific…when Trump came to power again, there were some hiccups in India-US relationships, but from Australia’s and Japan's perspective, India has been very important. And with that, Quad is also very important…Quad and Indo-Pacific cannot exist without India…from Taiwan's perspective, Quad is the only arrangement within the Indo-Pacific region that is indirectly dealing with the China threat…for Taiwan, China is an existential threat. There is an alignment of interest between Quad and Taiwan…”
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#WATCH | Delhi: Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong says, "...You talked about the US-China. As I've said previously, the world wants the two great powers, the US and China, to work together to ensure that they can coexist peacefully and they can manage their differences. And so that dialogue is a good thing." "In relation to the Quad and the importance of it, you know, this is our third Quad meeting since President Trump was elected... Secretary Rubio has demonstrated his commitment to the Quad, and that will continue in terms of the leaders' summit. Obviously, that depends on the availability of leaders, but we look forward to that. And in the meantime, as I said, the three foreign ministers' Quad meetings in a very short space of time demonstrate the commitment of all countries to it."
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#WATCH | Delhi: Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong says, "...You talked about the US-China. As I've said previously, the world wants the two great powers, the US and China, to work together to ensure that they can coexist peacefully and they can manage their differences. And so that dialogue is a good thing." "In relation to the Quad and the importance of it, you know, this is our third Quad meeting since President Trump was elected... Secretary Rubio has demonstrated his commitment to the Quad, and that will continue in terms of the leaders' summit. Obviously, that depends on the availability of leaders, but we look forward to that. And in the meantime, as I said, the three foreign ministers' Quad meetings in a very short space of time demonstrate the commitment of all countries to it."

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🚨 Dr Andrey Kortunov: ‘War on Iran🇮🇷 is a graphic manifestation of the LIMITS OF US🇺🇸 POWER’ 'The United States should recognise the limits of its power, and the current situation in the Gulf is a very graphic manifestation of these limits. The US is not the only guy in town. It has to accept that other players might have their own interests, their own views and their own priorities. Definitely, Trump is primarily about destruction. He's not about building something new. So I'm not sure that the US instincts will shift momentarily. Maybe another administration should come to power in Washington to formally recognise these limitations of the US power. India is doing what it believes is best for its own national interests. On some issues, it might keep in mind US priorities and demands. But on other issues, clearly, it will ignore US demands as excessive and unrealistic.' —Dr Andrey Kortunov, Political Analyst at the Valdai International Discussion Club, on the latest episode of New Order. Watch the full interview in the quoted post below. 👇

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#WATCH | In his opening remarks at Quad Foreign Ministers' meeting in Washington, DC, EAM Dr S Jaishankar says, "I am very pleased to be back in DC for the second time this year for a Quad Foreign Ministers' meeting. We are all committed to ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific. To that end, our endeavours are devoted to promoting a rules-based international order. It is essential that nations of the Indo-Pacific have the freedom of choice so essential to make the right decisions on development and security...A word about terrorism in the light of our recent experience. The world must display zero tolerance. Victims and perpetrators must never be equated. India has every right to defend its people against terrorism and we will exercise that right. We expect our Quad partners to understand and appreciate that. India plans to host the next Quad Summit. We have some proposals on how to make that productive. I am sure so do our partners. We will discuss, and I am sure that we will agree..."

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Reporter: The Quad summit did not take place last year, and we have not seen the same strong unity among Quad members in the second Trump administration. Do you believe Quad unity will be sustainable? Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar: I would not say the Quad summit was cancelled, because it was never specifically scheduled. It simply did not take place. The first meeting Secretary Rubio held on the day he became Secretary of State was a Quad foreign ministers’ meeting. He then convened another Quad meeting in July in Washington, which we all attended. I would not overinterpret the absence of a summit meeting. Do stay tuned.

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'Trump tariffs on India are a strategic error of the first order. I was in China for three years. The Chinese were afraid of the Quad because it brought India, America, Japan and Australia together. Now we've just given it away,' says former US Ambassador to China Nick Burns
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'Trump tariffs on India are a strategic error of the first order. I was in China for three years. The Chinese were afraid of the Quad because it brought India, America, Japan and Australia together. Now we've just given it away,' says former US Ambassador to China Nick Burns

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Dr. S. Jaishankar’s strong message against terrorism at #QUAD Meeting in Washington DC: “A word about terrorism in the light of our recent experience - the world must display zero tolerance. Victims and perpetrators must never be equated. And India has every right to defend its people against terrorism, and we will exercise that right. We expect our Quad partners to understand and appreciate that.”
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