The first-ever Quad leaders summit ended with leaders of the US, India, Japan and Australia agreeing to work towards furthering shared values and interests. They also outlined an agenda for vaccine deployment, tackling climate change and partnering on critical technologies. What’s the significance of all this on the Indo-Pacific?
Is this version of the Quad more sustainable than 2007’s Quad 1.0? And what’s the role of the China factor in all of this? Manoj Kewalramani speaks to Dr. Tanvi Madan from the Brookings Institution to understand all this and more.
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