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In security talks, Rajnath, Australian defence minister advocate stable Indo-Pacific
NEW DELHI: India and Australia on Monday underscored the importance of “freedom of navigation, overflight and unimpeded maritime trade” amid disruptions in energy supply chains following the West Asia crisis, and also advocated for a “free, open, peaceful, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific” at a time China is increasing its assertiveness in the region. During the second India-Australia Defence Ministers’ Dialogue here, defence minister Rajnath Singh and Australian deputy PM and defence...
'India is powerful and modernising its military': US defence secretary Pete Hegseth
US defence secretary Pete Hegseth lauded India's military modernization and strategic importance in the Indo-Pacific. He highlighted New Delhi as a critical anchor for regional balance and praised its growing industrial capacity for high-end military operations. The US is pursuing co-production initiatives with India, including for Javelin munitions, to enhance collective readiness.
U.S. forces seize sanctioned supertanker in high-seas operation
U.S. forces seize sanctioned supertanker in high-seas operation This action aligns with Washington's blockade on Iran's sea trade, after Tehran fired on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, and follows multiple U.S. interdictions of commercial and oil tankers in the region recently - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments U.S. forces intercepted the sanctioned stateless oil tanker Davina overnight in the Indian Ocean, the U.S. military's Indo-Pacific Command announced Friday. This action aligns with...
AUKUS undersea drones development boosts regional security: Australia deputy PM
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Dutch deputy PM says US criticism of Europe 'necessary', cites Ukraine war as wake-up call
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Distant climate patterns determine how cold Japan's winters become
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LinkedIn China sparks concern in five nations; analysts call joint statement 'rare'
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Commentary: Have the US and India become regional rivals?
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Chinese spies use LinkedIn to target UK officials and military staff
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