22 hours ago Can the Quad regain momentum after the India–US reset? Shameek Godara If Washington and New Delhi can compartmentalise their disagreements, the Quad becomes more predictable.
21 Nov 2025 Quiet strength? Regional friends pitch for issues-based coalitions Lisa Singh From the Quad to trilateral arrangements, purpose-driven partnerships are delivering where multilateral institutions struggle.
9 Oct 2025 India’s Rajnath Singh in Canberra: Turning warm words into a shared maritime operating model Premesha Saha Real-time information sharing and coordinated patrols would deliver tangible benefits to the Indo-Pacific, not just rhetoric.
4 Sep 2025 The incredible shrinking Quad Michael Shoebridge A supposed cornerstone of regional policy seems anything but.
1 Sep 2025 The fallout for Australia from US-India tension Peter Varghese Canberra and New Delhi could forge deeper ties as compensation for America’s changing regional priorities.
1 Sep 2025 Four legs bad, three legs better? Rescuing the Quad with an India-Japan-Australia grouping Sanchari Ghosh Three democratic middle powers have compelling reasons to forge an independent partnership that doesn’t depend on US politics.
25 Aug 2025 The gap between Quad rhetoric and reality Daniel Flitton Flowery language from reporters masks a forum that struggles to deliver on grand promises about containing China.
3 Jul 2025 Critical minerals at a critical moment: Testing the Quad’s resolve Shameek Godara The Washington meeting highlighted supply chain ambitions while US tariffs and defence spending disputes create obstacles in the group.
18 Jun 2025 How America First could undermine the Quad’s critical minerals plans Manish Vaid A counter to Beijing’s resource dominance is best served by coordinated action, but Donald Trump wants to go his own way.
11 Mar 2025 Why Australia–India maritime ties matter Nidhi Priya Strengthening cooperation in the Indo-Pacific will be good not just for the region but for global security and trade.
27 Dec 2024 The rise and endurance of minilaterals in the Indo-Pacific Sarah Teo Will small groupings of nations last? Bet on self-interest.
28 Oct 2024 What a Trump return might mean for AUKUS and the Quad Aiden Warren , Charles T. Hunt A nascent regional security “minilateral” architecture is vulnerable to Trump’s brand of disruption.
26 Sep 2024 The Quad has solid foundations Kieran Thompson Questions of the group’s future after the leaders’ summit are misguided.
20 Sep 2024 Quad leaders trade symbolism over substance Daniel Flitton A practical agenda amounts to a fine aim. But such details don’t demand the scrutiny of busy leaders.
16 Sep 2024 The Quad should talk about a fair Indo-Pacific Gaurav Saini , Dirk van der Kley A shift in language is an easy start to broaden the appeal of the grouping to regional partners.
18 Jul 2024 Japan’s 5G ambitions with the Quad Kieran Thompson Tokyo is using the four-way grouping to champion its local tech companies against behemoths from Europe and China.
21 Jun 2024 Has India defanged the Quad? Chietigj Bajpaee The “Squad” may take focus away from the Quad on security issues, given India’s longstanding apprehension about alliances.
24 May 2024 The “Squad” is a welcome spin-off, but the Quad is the main game Rahul Mishra India might not perfectly align with its partners in the minilateral group but its Indo-Pacific heft is much greater than that of the Philippines.
9 May 2024 “Squad” goals: Consolidating the new quadrilateral partnership Richard Javad Heydarian With China flexing its muscle in the South China Sea, a revised grouping that includes the Philippines strikes a new balance.
4 Mar 2024 What binds the Quad Bharat Sharma The four-nation grouping suffered a false start but has proved better connected in its new incarnation.
2 Feb 2024 A practical way for Australia to help in the western Indian Ocean Jennifer Parker Expanding the rollout of a Quad maritime domain awareness initiative would be a boost to security – for the region, and Australia.
22 Nov 2023 Why is Myanmar’s new deep-sea port such hot property? Shaun Cameron An alternative route to the Strait of Malacca offers China, and others, a safer, faster and more efficient trade route.
15 Aug 2023 Don’t conflate the Quad and Malabar Patrick Triglavcanin As Indo-Pacific defence postures pivot to the maritime, there’s no need to muddy the waters between hard and soft power.
1 Aug 2023 Something fishy about China’s anger over the Quad’s open ocean plans Denny Roy Even illegal fishing is politicised amid growing China-US tensions.