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On the Second Summit of the Quad Participants

On September 24, the second summit of the Quad leaders, including Australia, India, Japan and the United States, was held in Washington. It is important to note that, unlike the first summit held six months earlier, the event at hand was a live face-to-face meeting. The NEO has been observing this project fairly regularly since it was updated (a year and a half ago) after fifteen years in a state...

Vladimir Terehov

US is Seeking to Build a QUAD No One Wants

If the US divided the world into Western-capitalist ‘free’ and Eastern-communist ‘close’ worlds during the Cold War to project itself as the champion of the ‘free’ world, the ‘Cold War 2.0’, too, uses the same axioms to designate China as the prime example of ‘close’ world that the QUAD countries, led by the US, must break through to establish a ‘free’ Indo-Pacific. Although...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The United States, United Kingdom, Australia Deal Contains Many Pitfalls

The recently announced deal between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States for Australia to acquire nuclear submarines in place of the deal to buy conventionally powered French submarines has set off a wave of consequences among Australia’s allies that have caused shockwaves among members...

James ONeill

On France’s Feud with Australia

Sofia Pale

Another Triple Alliance is Forged?

Vladimir Terehov

Australian Foreign Policy Becomes Even More Closely Wedded to the United States

James ONeill

India, France and Britain Join a Military Exercise in the Indo-Pacific Region

Vladimir Terehov

East vs. West: Two Approaches to Dealing with Extremism

Brian Berletic

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