The Latest Breaking News from Indo

Why This Modi-Trump Meeting Could Change More Than Trade

The world is watching France. Not because of a major conflict or economic crisis, but because two of the world's most influential leaders may soon find themselves in the same room. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump have not met in person since February 2025. Since then,…

MyLifeXP · Jun 4

India, Australia to develop MoU on defence articles, services after second defence ministers' dialogue

India and Australia will develop a defence cooperation agreement. This follows their second Defence Ministers' Dialogue. The countries aim to boost maritime security and expand military exercises. Defence industry collaboration and science technology exchanges are also planned. Training cooperation will see an Indian instructor at an Australian college. Both nations…

The Economic Times · Jun 1

The great Indo-Pacific hedge - deeper defence ties as US doubts grow and China ascends

Nations in the Indo-Pacific are boosting their defense capabilities and cooperation. This is happening as China's military grows and the United States' regional focus is questioned. Countries are strengthening ties with each other, aiming to share security burdens. Japan is becoming a key hub for this expanded regional collaboration.

The Economic Times · May 31

India, US hold talks on Indo-Pacific security challenges on sidelines of Singapore summit

Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh held significant talks with US Indo-Pacific Command chief Admiral Samuel J Paparo in Singapore, focusing on bolstering military cooperation and addressing regional security challenges. These discussions, held during the Shangri-La Dialogue, underscored India and the US's shared commitment to a stable Indo-Pacific amidst growing global…

The Economic Times · May 29

Shangri-La Dialogue opens with China and doubts about US priorities topping concerns

Asia's top defense summit convenes amid rising concerns over China's military might and assertiveness. Leaders will discuss America's Indo-Pacific strategy and regional stability. The ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East also feature prominently. Vietnam's leader opens the conference, followed by the US Defense Secretary. China's delegation is expected…

The Economic Times · May 29

Australian PM hails India's economic growth; looks forward to hosting PM Modi again

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese looks forward to hosting Prime Minister Narendra Modi again soon. He described India's growing economic importance as an extraordinary opportunity for the Indo-Pacific region. The Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement has strengthened the relationship between the two nations. The Indian-Australian community is a significant contributor…

The Economic Times · May 28

Quad nations target Indo-Pacific security and energy

The Quad, consisting of Australia, India, Japan, and the US, has agreed on new initiatives for maritime security, critical minerals, ports and energy security.

AAP · May 26

Quad’s 5-step push for Indo-Pacific cooperation unveiled at Delhi meeting

The Quad grouping has launched five new initiatives for enhanced cooperation. These focus on maritime surveillance, port infrastructure, energy security, critical minerals, and regional maritime coordination. The aim is to move beyond discussions to coordinated action. This marks a significant step for the Quad in addressing shared strategic priorities in…

The Economic Times · May 26

Quad foreign ministers meet in Delhi to discuss Indo-Pacific security, supply chains and maritime cooperation

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Australian, Indian, and Japanese counterparts in New Delhi. The Quad grouping aims to regain strategic momentum in the Indo-Pacific. Discussions focused on maritime security, critical minerals, and supply chain resilience. The meeting seeks deliverable outcomes and stronger cooperation among member nations. This…

The Economic Times · May 26

Quad foreign ministers hold talks in New Delhi on Indo-Pacific cooperation

Foreign ministers from the Quad countries of Australia, India, Japan, and the United States are meeting in New Delhi to strengthen cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and their concern over China’s growing influence in the region

The Independent UK · May 26