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India and Japan convened their 8th Defence Policy Dialogue in Tokyo on Monday, reaffirming their shared commitment to a free, open and rules-based Indo-Pacific region.The meeting brought together senior officials from both sides to review the progress achieved in bilateral defence cooperation and to chart new avenues for collaboration in emerging domains such as defence industrial partnerships
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has used a three‑nation tour to intensify India’s engagement across the Indo‑Pacific, positioning New Delhi as a more assertive strategic player at a time when China’s influence is expanding and US involvement appears uncertain.His diplomacy has spanned defence, energy, critical minerals and even sports, reflecting a multi‑dimensional approach to building
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese concluded the third Australia‑India Annual Leaders’ Summit in Melbourne, marking a major milestone in the six‑year Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.The summit produced a landmark suite of agreements designed to reinforce Indo‑Pacific security, secure critical mineral supply chains and accelerate clean energy
Indonesia has finalised a landmark purchase of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles worth US$630 million during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Jakarta, making it the third country in the world to operate this formidable Indian weapon.The deal was signed between 6 and 8 July and represents a significant shift in the balance of power in Southeast Asia, placing Indonesia in an exclusive club
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s landmark visit to Australia has continued to dominate headlines across the country, with major newspapers giving extensive coverage to his engagements with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.The Australian newspaper led the charge, dedicating its front page to the visit under the headline, “Modi comes bearing gifts on trade, defence.” A columnist in the same
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his third visit to Australia in twelve years, declared that ties between India and Australia have reached great heights, attributing much of this progress to the Indian diaspora.Speaking at a community event in Melbourne, he emphasised that the daily lives of the diaspora keep them connected to India while simultaneously contributing to Australia’s
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has hailed the Indian diaspora as the “living bridge” between Australia and India, emphasising that the energy and enthusiasm witnessed at the community event in Melbourne welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi reflected the growing strength of the bilateral partnership.Addressing thousands of members of the Indian community in the presence of Prime
Around thirty thousand people gathered in Melbourne to hear Prime Minister Narendra Modi address the Indian diaspora at a community event. The turnout was described as perhaps the largest such gathering ever in Australia for any leader, underscoring the scale of enthusiasm among the Indian community.Ahead of the Prime Minister’s arrival, members of the diaspora showcased their excitement through
Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the India‑Australia CEO Forum and Economic Roadmap Business Reception in Melbourne, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral trade and strategic relations during the second leg of his three‑nation tour.In his address, Modi emphasised that the gathering was a symbol of shared confidence and aspirations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Melbourne on Thursday during the second leg of his three-nation tour covering Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand. The meeting followed Modi’s arrival in Australia on Wednesday, where he was greeted with a grand reception by the Indian community. The welcome was marked by cultural performances that highlighted