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  1. India and Japan formalized their strategic partnership, aiming to contribute to a free, open, secure, and prosperous Indo-Pacific region.

India, Japan, and Australia held a ministerial meeting in New Delhi to discuss the formation of the strategic Quad grouping and leading the push for a rules-based Indo-Pacific architecture.

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India, Japan, and Australia held a ministerial meeting in New Delhi to discuss the formation of the strategic Quad grouping and leading the push for a rules-based Indo-Pacific architecture.

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  1. The Quad hosted the International Fleet Review 2026, focusing on collaboration across four pillars of security, defense cooperation, and technology transfer.Sub-event
  2. A meeting of Quad nations in Delhi resulted in initiatives to boost maritime capabilities and build boats for Fiji.Sub-event
  3. The Quad reaffirmed its commitment to a free Indo-Pacific and highlighted India's importance.1 source
  4. Ministerial meeting in New Delhi advances the strategic partnership between India and Japan.1 source
  5. Quad members agreed to build a port in Fiji, while China warned against bloc confrontation.1 source
  6. Deepening maritime security cooperation and forming the Quad group in the Indo-Pacific.1 source

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