QUAD navies are demonstrating remarkable camaraderie. As they kickstart the Malabar exercise in the Pacific Ocean. The multilateral naval exercise Malabar has left China worrying.

Malabar exercise 2023: QUAD countries kickstart war games in the Pacific

The quad, officially the quadrilateral security dialogue, is a group of four countries - India, the united states, Australia, And Japan. The grouping was a concept developed by late Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe; as he sought unity among four democracies that have seen friction with China. China, a country with growing territorial ambitions, has condemned the grouping as a move to encircle it. All four quad members insist a free and open indo-pacific is essential. The quad grouping has repeatedly emphasised - its goal is to maintain the liberal rules-based international order. China seeks to undermine the rules-based order with a revisionist challenge of the status quo. The quad efforts are not focused on creating institutions or military alliances. The idea is to generate gradual convergence of cooperation, on issues such as climate change, critical and emerging technologies, counterterrorism, and cybersecurity.

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Malabar Exercise 2021: WION's Molly Gambhir gets on board the US Navy's Aircraft Carrier USS Carl Vinson to get you a rare look inside the potent warship.

Malabar Exercise 2021: WION on board USS Carl Vinson

Malabar exercise focuses on free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific region: Karambir Singh

The second phase of Malabar exercise kicked off in the Bay of Bengal on Tuesday. The Indian Navy participated along with the U.S. Navy, Japanese maritime self defence force and the royal Australian navy. The focus was on free, open and inclusive indo-pacific. WION correspondent Molly Gambhir spoke with India's chief of the naval staff admiral Karambir Singh. Listen to their conversation.

Malabar Exercise 2021: WION's Molly Gambhir speaks to Indian Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh

The second phase of the Malabar Exercise has now begun in the Bay of Bengal. This time the maritime exercise features all four of the Quad Countries i.e India, US, Australia, Japan.

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The Indian Ocean is crucial to China's trade and energy. But it is India that enjoys a strategic advantage in these waters. What happens if India decides to stage a blockade? WION's Molly Gambhir tells you the answer.

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Malabar exercise: Quad evolving from an informal partnership to a strategic alliance

Indian Navy aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya carried out wargame drills along with U.S.-made supercarrier USS Nimitz and Japanese and Australian warships during the second phase of joint naval exercise in the Indian Ocean on Tuesday (November 17).

Phase two of ‘Malabar’ naval wargames begins in Indian Ocean

Navies of India, Australia, Japan and the US are participating in the Malabar exercise. China's state mouthpiece - Global times say the drills are an obvious step towards a 'mini-NATO'. WION's Molly Gambhir tells you how the QUAD alliance is evolving with the Malabar exercise.

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Second phase of Malabar exercise begins in northern Arabian Sea

India, US, Japan, and Australia will come together to participate in a joint military exercise, Malabar 2020, which begins on Tuesday in the Bay of Bengal and will be carried out in two phases this month.

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First phase of Malabar exercise begins today in Bay of Bengal

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US senators write to Indian envoy welcoming Australian participation at Malabar exercises; bat for quad

The Quad now has a distinct military dimension. Australia will now join India, US, and Japan in the Malabar Exercise next month. While Japan is arming a rival of China. WION's Palki Sharma tells you how an Indo-Pacific alliance against China is taking shape.

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Australia is set to join the Malabar trilateral naval exercise comprising India, Japan and US. The naval exercises will have all 4 Quad members now.

News Alert: Australia to join Malabar naval exercise for the first time

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