At the QUAD Leaders' Summit in Tokyo, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific Region is our shared goal.

QUAD Summit 2022: Free, open Indo-Pacific Region is our shared goal, says Indian PM Modi

During the QUAD Summit, which comes amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, US President Joe Biden attacked his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and said that Ukraine war has triggered a human catastrophe.

QUAD Summit 2022: Russian invasion of Ukraine has triggered a human catastrophe, says Biden

US President Joe Biden, while delivering his remarks at the QUAD Leaders' Summit, said that QUAD has a "lot of work" to keep the Indo-Pacific region peaceful and stable.

QUAD Summit 2022: QUAD has a lot of work to keep Indo-Pacific region peaceful, says Biden

<p>Dmitry Rogozin, the director-general of Russia's space agency Roscosmos, has suggested Russian names for the Kuril Islands.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The islands are a subject of a territorial dispute between Russia and Japan, with Moscow calling them a part of its Kuril chain and which Japan calls Northern Territories.</p>

<p>The conflict over the Kuril Islands has prevented Russia and Japan from reaching a peace treaty formally ending World War Two hostilities.</p>

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<p>During an interview with the state-owned radio broadcaster Sputnik, Rogozin said "Always, when states added territories they would give them their own names (... ) Why don't these islands have Russian names?"</p>

<p>"This would be much more logical than the names with which we now have been calling these islands and which destroy the Russian language," he added.</p>

<p>The proposal of renaming the islands comes ahead of Quadrilateral Security Dialogue in Tokyo which is being hosted by Japan.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In the Quad Summit, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will hold talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.</p>

<p>While the Quad aims to counter China's growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region, Russia is focusing on developing its relations with Beijing.</p>

<p>Following the example of the Western countries, Kishida had levied economic sanctions on Russia after it invaded Ukraine and tried to justify the attack by calling it a "special military operation."&nbsp;<br />
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Dmitry Rogozin, the director-general of Russia's space agency Roscosmos, has suggested Russian names for the Kuril Islands. The islands are a subject of a territorial dispute between Russia and Japan, with Moscow calling them a part of its Kuril chain and which Japan calls Northern Territories.

Dmitry Rogozin, the director-general of Russia's space agency Roscosmos, has suggested Russian names for the Kuril Islands. The islands are a subject of a territorial dispute between Russia and Japan, with Moscow calling them a part of its Kuril chain and which Japan calls Northern Territories. The conflict over the Kuril Islands has prevented Russia and Japan from reaching a peace treaty formally ending World War Two hostilities. Also read | Russia says Japan is whipping up ‘hysteria’ in Kuril Islands row During an interview with the state-owned radio broadcaster Sputnik, Rogozin said "Always, when states added territories they would give them their own names (... ) Why don't these islands have Russian names?" "This would be much more logical than the names with which we now have been calling these islands and which destroy the Russian language," he added. The proposal of renaming the islands comes ahead of Quadrilateral Security Dialogue in Tokyo which is being hosted by Japan. In the Quad Summit, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will hold talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. While the Quad aims to counter China's growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region, Russia is focusing on developing its relations with Beijing. Following the example of the Western countries, Kishida had levied economic sanctions on Russia after it invaded Ukraine and tried to justify the attack by calling it a "special military operation." (With inputs from agencies) Watch WION's live TV here:

Russian space agency chief proposes Russian names for disputed Kuril Islands ahead of Quad Summit

<p>Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is visiting Tokyo, has called the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue a "force for good".</p>

<p>Vowing to stand together for a free and open Indo-Pacific, during the Quad summit Modi said the mutual trust and determination among the member countries is giving new energy to democratic forces.</p>

<p>Applauding Quad for moving ahead with a constructive agenda for the Indo-Pacific, Modi said it has gained a significant place on the world stage in a short span of time.</p>

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<p>He held talks with Quad members US President Joe Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, and Australia's new prime minister, Anthony Albanese.</p>

<p>"We have increased coordination in areas of vaccine delivery, climate action, supply chain resilience, disaster response, economic cooperation, and adverse situations arising out of COVID-19 pandemic,'' Modi said.</p>

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<p>Highlighting the significance of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), Modi said the initiative will ensure supply-chain resilience and digital trade.</p>

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<p>Hailing the cooperation between the "close democratic partners" Modi said it is contributing to peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.</p>

<p>The second in-person Quad Summit was aimed at standing up to the increasing assertiveness of China in the Indo-Pacific region.</p>

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is visiting Tokyo, has called the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue a "force for good". Vowing to stand together for a free and open Indo-Pacific, during the Quad summit Modi said the mutual trust and determination among the member countries is giving new energy to democratic forces.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is visiting Tokyo, has called the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue a "force for good". Vowing to stand together for a free and open Indo-Pacific, during the Quad summit Modi said the mutual trust and determination among the member countries is giving new energy to democratic forces. Applauding Quad for moving ahead with a constructive agenda for the Indo-Pacific, Modi said it has gained a significant place on the world stage in a short span of time. He held talks with Quad members US President Joe Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, and Australia's new prime minister, Anthony Albanese. "We have increased coordination in areas of vaccine delivery, climate action, supply chain resilience, disaster response, economic cooperation, and adverse situations arising out of COVID-19 pandemic,'' Modi said. My remarks at the Quad Leaders Meeting in Tokyo. https://t.co/WzN5lC8J4v — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 24, 2022 × Highlighting the significance of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), Modi said the initiative will ensure supply-chain resilience and digital trade. Also read | US joins hands with Japan for security, focuses on 'commonalities' with India Hailing the cooperation between the "close democratic partners" Modi said it is contributing to peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. The second in-person Quad Summit was aimed at standing up to the increasing assertiveness of China in the Indo-Pacific region. (With inputs from agencies) Watch WION's live TV here:

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<p>Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in an exclusive interview with WION's Managing Editor Palki Sharma on the sidelines of the Quad summit said that although from China's perspective it would be best that Taiwan voluntarily becomes part of China but such a scenario is not likely to occur.</p>

<p>"China could be at the forefront of trying to have an influence over Taiwan as it makes Taiwan's situation unstable when it comes to political or economic activities, however, the current administration in Taiwan is popular."</p>

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<p>"There is stability when it comes to politics and economy in Taiwan," Abe explained. "But things might happen and when that change comes, it might be a window of opportunity for China," he said.</p>

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<p>On the question of whether China might be trying to engineer political instability in Taiwan, the former Japanese PM said there are "various possibilities"</p>

<p>"The fact that Taiwan and China speak the same language, economically they rely on each other which gives us lot of touchpoints where things could possibly change."</p>

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<p>"This situation is different from the Ukraine situation," he said.</p>

<p>On the question of a possible Chinese invasion of Taiwan, Abe said being geographically close, it would be an "emergency situation" for Japan.</p>

<p>On India's relations with Japan, the former Japanese prime minister said diplomatic visits had to be halted due to the pandemic for two years.</p>

<p>"I was very energetic on strengthening bilateral relationships between the two countries during my second term but I would go back as far back as my first administration when I visited India."</p>

<p>Abe said ties between the two countries have the "biggest potential" and "we are starting to see all the fruits of the India-Japan relationship".</p>

<p>Abe informed that he would step up to become the president of the India-Japan association.</p>

<p>The Japanese prime minister said he had spent a lot of time with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and collaborated on national security as united partners.</p>

<p>"I respect PM Modi for the fact that he is a quick decision maker and has the power to make things happen," Abe said.</p>

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Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in an exclusive interview with WION's Managing Editor Palki Sharma on the sidelines of the Quad summit said that although from China's perspective it would be best that Taiwan voluntarily becomes part of China but such a scenario is not likely to occur.

Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in an exclusive interview with WION's Managing Editor Palki Sharma on the sidelines of the Quad summit said that although from China's perspective it would be best that Taiwan voluntarily becomes part of China but such a scenario is not likely to occur. "China could be at the forefront of trying to have an influence over Taiwan as it makes Taiwan's situation unstable when it comes to political or economic activities, however, the current administration in Taiwan is popular." #LIVE | #GlobalLeadershipSeries: Former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe in an exclusive conversation with @palkisu@AbeShinzo #QuadSummit2022 #QuadSummit #Quad https://t.co/U398KVt8pI — WION (@WIONews) May 24, 2022 × "There is stability when it comes to politics and economy in Taiwan," Abe explained. "But things might happen and when that change comes, it might be a window of opportunity for China," he said. Also Read: Will Japan host US nukes? Here's what former PM Shinzo Abe has to say On the question of whether China might be trying to engineer political instability in Taiwan, the former Japanese PM said there are "various possibilities" "The fact that Taiwan and China speak the same language, economically they rely on each other which gives us lot of touchpoints where things could possibly change." Watch: I have always been an advocate of QUAD collaboration, says Abe "This situation is different from the Ukraine situation," he said. On the question of a possible Chinese invasion of Taiwan, Abe said being geographically close, it would be an "emergency situation" for Japan. On India's relations with Japan, the former Japanese prime minister said diplomatic visits had to be halted due to the pandemic for two years. "I was very energetic on strengthening bilateral relationships between the two countries during my second term but I would go back as far back as my first administration when I visited India." Abe said ties between the two countries have the "biggest potential" and "we are starting to see all the fruits of the India-Japan relationship". Abe informed that he would step up to become the president of the India-Japan association. The Japanese prime minister said he had spent a lot of time with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and collaborated on national security as united partners. "I respect PM Modi for the fact that he is a quick decision maker and has the power to make things happen," Abe said. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Leaders of QUAD countries launched the QUAD Fellowship, a first-of-its-kind scholarship programme designed to build ties among the next generation of scientists and technologists from the four member nations.

QUAD Summit 2022:  Leaders of QUAD nations launch first-of-its-kind QUAD Fellowship

The newly-elected Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sought to push the climate change agenda by committing to reduce carbon emissions in the country by 43 per cent by 2030 with an aim for net-zero emissions by 2050 at the QUAD Leaders' Summit in Tokyo, Japan.

QUAD Summit 2022: Australia aims to attain net-zero emissions by 2050, says PM Anthony Albanese

Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was among the founders of the QUAD grouping. As the leaders of the QUAD nations assembled in Tokyo for the fourth summit, WION's Managing Editor Palki Sharma spoke to former Japan's former PM Shinzo Abe.

WION Exclusive: Japan's longest serving PM Shinzo Abe speaks on QUAD Leaders' Summit

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden held a bilateral meeting after the QUAD summit. Biden told PM Modi that he is committed to making America's partnership with India among the closest on earth, saying there is so much that the two countries can and will do together.

QUAD Summit 2022: Indian PM Modi-US President Joe Biden hold bilateral meeting in Tokyo

US President Joe Biden and Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida attended a joint news conference after their bilateral meeting at Akasaka Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

Biden, Kishida hold joint press conference: US reiterates commitment to Japan's defence

US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida held bilateral talks in Tokyo ahead of the QUAD summit. Both leaders discussed a range of issues, particularly deterring China's hegemonic actions.

QUAD Summit 2022: President Biden, PM Kishida hold talks ahead of QUAD summit

The QUAD summit is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (May 24) as leaders of Japan, India, Australia and the US will meet in Tokyo to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss global issues. The Ukraine-Russia war is likely to dominate the talks.

QUAD Summit 2022: QUAD to launch new maritime initiative, Ukraine-Russia war to dominate talks

The QUAD summit is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (May 24) as leaders of Japan, India, Australia and the US will meet in Tokyo to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss global issues. Ahead of this the US President Joe Biden held bilateral talks with Japanese PM Fumio Kishida.

QUAD Summit 2022: US President Biden holds bilateral with Japan PM Kishida

<p>The Japanese capital of Tokyo is all set to host the second in-person meeting of the Quad member countries and the leaders of India, United States and Australia have already arrived in the host country. US president Joe Biden was the first to arrive while Indian prime minister Narendra Modi arrived on Monday morning. Newly elected Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese will also be attending the meeting after his election win with Japanese PM Fumio Kishida hosting the leaders.</p>

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<p>This is the fourth meeting between the countries in two years and the tone for this year’s meeting has already been set with the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Forum. The framework will begin with 13 members who account for a combined 40 per cent of the world gross domestic product.</p>

<p>The members who will be a part of the Indo-Pacific Economic Forum are the United States, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei. This is being seen as an alternative to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), the world's largest trade bloc established earlier by China.</p>

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<p>Incidentally, 11 out of the 13 countries are already part of the RCEP framework.</p>

<p>However, the IPEF is not a traditional free trade agreement as the United States are not in favour of them and the Biden administration have faced a lot of pressure when it comes to signing these kinds of agreements. As a result, the framework will focus primarily on increasing economic integration.</p>

<p>China has not taken the developments well and they have criticized the new framework while calling it a ‘closed group’. China was also quite critical of a possible agreement between the Quad members to use satellites for surveillance in the contested waters of the South China Sea to stop illegal fishing.</p>

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The Japanese capital of Tokyo is all set to host the second in-person meeting of the Quad member countries and the leaders of India, United States and Australia have already arrived in the host country.

The Japanese capital of Tokyo is all set to host the second in-person meeting of the Quad member countries and the leaders of India, United States and Australia have already arrived in the host country. US president Joe Biden was the first to arrive while Indian prime minister Narendra Modi arrived on Monday morning. Newly elected Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese will also be attending the meeting after his election win with Japanese PM Fumio Kishida hosting the leaders. Also read | 'Enjoying unlimited power': Russian diplomat blasts Ukraine war, resigns This is the fourth meeting between the countries in two years and the tone for this year’s meeting has already been set with the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Forum. The framework will begin with 13 members who account for a combined 40 per cent of the world gross domestic product. The members who will be a part of the Indo-Pacific Economic Forum are the United States, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, New Zealand and Brunei. This is being seen as an alternative to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), the world's largest trade bloc established earlier by China. WATCH | Head of ORF Strategic Studies program, Harsh V Pant speaks to WION on QUAD Summit Incidentally, 11 out of the 13 countries are already part of the RCEP framework. However, the IPEF is not a traditional free trade agreement as the United States are not in favour of them and the Biden administration have faced a lot of pressure when it comes to signing these kinds of agreements. As a result, the framework will focus primarily on increasing economic integration. China has not taken the developments well and they have criticized the new framework while calling it a ‘closed group’. China was also quite critical of a possible agreement between the Quad members to use satellites for surveillance in the contested waters of the South China Sea to stop illegal fishing. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The QUAD summit is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (May 24) as leaders of Japan, India, Australia and the US will meet in Tokyo to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss global issues. The summit eyes unity against China threat.

QUAD Summit 2022: Summit eyes unity against China threat

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Japan for the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue ahead of the QUAD summit on Tuesday.

QUAD Summit 2022: Indian PM Modi arrives in Japan, will attend diplomatic and community interactions

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<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a two-day visit to Japan to attend the Quad summit on Tuesday&nbsp;(May 24), where he will meet the leaders of the United States, Japan and Australia. Before boarding the plane, PM Modi on Sunday said that the Quad leaders will once again have the opportunity to discuss various initiatives and issues of mutual interest.&nbsp;</p>

<p>PM Modi received a rousing welcome when he reached Tokyo Monday morning. On his first day, he met with business leaders and held talks aiming to boost investments in India.&nbsp;</p>

<p>PM Modi chaired a roundtable with Japanese business leaders where top executives and CEOs of 34 Japanese companies participated.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>As per the official statement, the companies were from various sectors, including automobiles, electronics, semiconductors, steel, technology, trading and banking and finance.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Indian Prime Minister also said that how India has attracted a record FDI of USD 84 billion in the previous financial year despite a slump in global FDI.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The official release also noted: "He invited greater participation by Japanese companies in India and proposed celebrating Japan's contribution to India's development journey in the form of a 'Japan Week'".&nbsp;</p>

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<p>On Tuesday, PM Modi will attend the Quad summit (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue), which is widely regarded as a counterweight to China that builds its economic and military weight in the Indo-Pacific region.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As far as China is concerned, what steps Quad is likely to take to ensure a free Indo-Pacific, especially after US President Joe Biden said that the US remains committed to Japan's defence.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Biden also announced that 13 countries have joined a new, US-led Asia-Pacific trade initiative touted as a counterweight to China's aggressive expansion.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Biden also said that China was "flirting with danger" and said the US would defend Taiwan militarily if Beijing invaded.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On being asked whether the US would intervene militarily in case an against has been made to forcibly take control of Taiwan, Biden said, "That's the commitment we made." China considers Taiwan a renegade province to be unified with the mainland.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We agreed with the One China policy, we signed on to it... but the idea that (Taiwan) can be taken by force is just not appropriate. It will dislocate the entire region and be another action similar to what happened in Ukraine," said Biden.&nbsp;</p>

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a two-day visit to Japan to attend the Quad summit on Tuesday (May 24), where he will meet the leaders of the United States, Japan and Australia.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a two-day visit to Japan to attend the Quad summit on Tuesday (May 24), where he will meet the leaders of the United States, Japan and Australia. Before boarding the plane, PM Modi on Sunday said that the Quad leaders will once again have the opportunity to discuss various initiatives and issues of mutual interest. PM Modi received a rousing welcome when he reached Tokyo Monday morning. On his first day, he met with business leaders and held talks aiming to boost investments in India. PM Modi chaired a roundtable with Japanese business leaders where top executives and CEOs of 34 Japanese companies participated. Quad Summit 2022 Live Updates: PM Modi meets Indian diaspora As per the official statement, the companies were from various sectors, including automobiles, electronics, semiconductors, steel, technology, trading and banking and finance. The Indian Prime Minister also said that how India has attracted a record FDI of USD 84 billion in the previous financial year despite a slump in global FDI. The official release also noted: "He invited greater participation by Japanese companies in India and proposed celebrating Japan's contribution to India's development journey in the form of a 'Japan Week'". ALSO READ | Quad Summit 2022: Japanese kid's fluent Hindi impresses Indian PM Narendra Modi, watch his reaction On Tuesday, PM Modi will attend the Quad summit (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue), which is widely regarded as a counterweight to China that builds its economic and military weight in the Indo-Pacific region. As far as China is concerned, what steps Quad is likely to take to ensure a free Indo-Pacific, especially after US President Joe Biden said that the US remains committed to Japan's defence. Biden also announced that 13 countries have joined a new, US-led Asia-Pacific trade initiative touted as a counterweight to China's aggressive expansion. Watch this in-depth report: × Biden also said that China was "flirting with danger" and said the US would defend Taiwan militarily if Beijing invaded. On being asked whether the US would intervene militarily in case an against has been made to forcibly take control of Taiwan, Biden said, "That's the commitment we made." China considers Taiwan a renegade province to be unified with the mainland. "We agreed with the One China policy, we signed on to it... but the idea that (Taiwan) can be taken by force is just not appropriate. It will dislocate the entire region and be another action similar to what happened in Ukraine," said Biden. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

WION reports from Tokyo: PM Modi's crucial meetings with business leaders; focus on Quad summit

<p>Anthony Albanese on Monday (May 23) was sworn in as the 31st Prime Minister of Australia at Government House in Canberra. After taking office, Albanese headed to Japan to attend the Quad summit, which is scheduled to take place on May 24 in Tokyo.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In Tokyo, the newly-elected Australian PM will meet United States President Joe Biden, and Indian and Japanese counterparts Narendra Modi and Fumio Kishida respectively to discuss issues of mutual interest.&nbsp;</p>

<p>With Albanese, some other members of his party also took charge including Foreign Minister Penny Wong, Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Finance Minister Katy Gallagher. Notably, Wong will join Albanese at the Quad summit.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue or Quad is a strategic security dialogue between Australia, India, Japan, and the United States as leaders of the mentioned countries hold talks to discuss global issues apart from strengthening bilateral relations.&nbsp;</p>

<p>After winning the election, Albanese had said that the Tokyo summit was "an absolute priority for Australia and an opportunity to send a message to the world".&nbsp;</p>

<p>He further added that partners overseas can expect wholesale changes ", particularly with regard to climate change and our engagement with the world on those issues".&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>WION reports from Tokyo: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/wion-reports-from-tokyo-despite-no-security-goals-quad-understand-china-poses-threat-to-indo-pacific-481259">Despite no security goals spelt out, Quad understands China's threat to Indo-Pacific</a></strong></p>

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<p>The Quad grouping has been seen as intended to pressure China as it builds its economic and military weight in the region. Meanwhile, Albanese on Monday said the country's relationship with China would remain "a difficult one".&nbsp;</p>

<p>"It is China that has changed, not Australia, and Australia should always stand up for our values and we will in a government that I lead," Albanese said during a media briefing.&nbsp;</p>

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Anthony Albanese on Monday (May 23) was sworn in as the 31st Prime Minister of Australia at Government House in Canberra. After taking office, Albanese headed to Japan to attend the Quad summit, which is scheduled to take place on May 24 in Tokyo.

Anthony Albanese on Monday (May 23) was sworn in as the 31st Prime Minister of Australia at Government House in Canberra. After taking office, Albanese headed to Japan to attend the Quad summit, which is scheduled to take place on May 24 in Tokyo. In Tokyo, the newly-elected Australian PM will meet United States President Joe Biden, and Indian and Japanese counterparts Narendra Modi and Fumio Kishida respectively to discuss issues of mutual interest. With Albanese, some other members of his party also took charge including Foreign Minister Penny Wong, Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Finance Minister Katy Gallagher. Notably, Wong will join Albanese at the Quad summit. WION @ Quad: Updates from Japan The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue or Quad is a strategic security dialogue between Australia, India, Japan, and the United States as leaders of the mentioned countries hold talks to discuss global issues apart from strengthening bilateral relations. After winning the election, Albanese had said that the Tokyo summit was "an absolute priority for Australia and an opportunity to send a message to the world". He further added that partners overseas can expect wholesale changes ", particularly with regard to climate change and our engagement with the world on those issues". WION reports from Tokyo: Despite no security goals spelt out, Quad understands China's threat to Indo-Pacific WATCH | Australia's election: Labor party returns to power after 9 yrs × The Quad grouping has been seen as intended to pressure China as it builds its economic and military weight in the region. Meanwhile, Albanese on Monday said the country's relationship with China would remain "a difficult one". "It is China that has changed, not Australia, and Australia should always stand up for our values and we will in a government that I lead," Albanese said during a media briefing. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Besides interacting with the Indian community in Japan, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also take part in a business event in Tokyo on the sidelines of the QUAD Summit.

QUAD Summit 2022: Indian PM Modi will hold bilateral with US President Biden in Tokyo

Ahead of the Quad summit in Tokyo, US President Joe Biden launched a new Asia-Pacific trade initiative in the presence of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.

QUAD Summit 2022: US President Biden lays out new Asia-Pacific trade pact during QUAD meet

Quad Summit 2022: PM Narendra Modi receives rousing welcome in Tokyo, meets top business leaders - see pics

US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida held bilateral talks in Tokyo ahead of the QUAD summit. Both leaders committed to monitoring Chinese naval movements and China-Russia joint exercises.

QUAD Summit 2022: Japan, US commit to monitor Chinese naval movements

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with Japanese business leaders in Tokyo, where he will be attending the QUAD Summit on Tuesday. In addition to holding talks with the Japanese prime minister, PM Modi will be meeting US President Joe Biden.

QUAD Summit 2022: Indian PM Modi meets business leaders in Tokyo ahead of QUAD meet

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chairman of NEC Corporation Nobuhiro Endo in Tokyo as part of his two-day visit to the country. PM Modi also interacted with Japanese business leaders ahead of QUAD meet.

QUAD Summit 2022: Indian PM Modi meets chairman of NEC corporation and other business leaders

<p>United States President Joe Biden on Monday (May 23) said that 13 countries have joined a new, US-led Asia-Pacific trade initiative. The alliance is deemed a counterweight to China's aggressive expansion in the region.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Biden embarked on an East Asia trip where he visited South Korea and then arrived in Japan to attend the four-nation Quad summit, which is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (May 24).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ahead of the Quad summit in Tokyo, Biden launched Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) in the Japanese capital in the presence of Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>At a press conference alongside the Japanese PM, Biden said, "The United States and Japan, together with 11 other nations will be launching" the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Biden added, "This framework is a commitment to working with our close friends and partners in the region on challenges that matter most to ensuring economic competitiveness in the 21st century".&nbsp;</p>

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<p><strong>List of countries who will be 'initial partners' of the US-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework released:</strong></p>

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<p>Vietnam</p>

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<p>As per the US, the deal will provide a way to sort through key issues from climate change to supply chain resilience and digital trade to the countries that join. Although, the deal doesn't offer tariff relief or market access to the countries.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The framework will help countries together to negotiate the various aspects of trade and also to discuss how to consider potential future members, including China, which is not taking part, officials told reporters. Taiwan was also left out of the initial talks.&nbsp;</p>

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United States President Joe Biden on Monday (May 23) said that 13 countries have joined a new, US-led Asia-Pacific trade initiative. The alliance is deemed a counterweight to China's aggressive expansion in the region.

United States President Joe Biden on Monday (May 23) said that 13 countries have joined a new, US-led Asia-Pacific trade initiative. The alliance is deemed a counterweight to China's aggressive expansion in the region. Biden embarked on an East Asia trip where he visited South Korea and then arrived in Japan to attend the four-nation Quad summit, which is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (May 24). Ahead of the Quad summit in Tokyo, Biden launched Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) in the Japanese capital in the presence of Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio. Quad Summit 2022 | Live Updates: Indian PM pens op-ed for Japanese daily, hails India-Japan ties At a press conference alongside the Japanese PM, Biden said, "The United States and Japan, together with 11 other nations will be launching" the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity. Biden added, "This framework is a commitment to working with our close friends and partners in the region on challenges that matter most to ensuring economic competitiveness in the 21st century". List of countries who will be 'initial partners' of the US-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework released: US Australia Brunei India Indonesia Japan South Korea Malaysia New Zealand Philippines Singapore Thailand Vietnam WATCH | Biden, Kishida hold joint press conference: US reiterates commitment to Japan's defence × ALSO READ | Quad Summit 2022: Japanese kid's fluent Hindi impresses Indian PM Narendra Modi, watch his reaction As per the US, the deal will provide a way to sort through key issues from climate change to supply chain resilience and digital trade to the countries that join. Although, the deal doesn't offer tariff relief or market access to the countries. The framework will help countries together to negotiate the various aspects of trade and also to discuss how to consider potential future members, including China, which is not taking part, officials told reporters. Taiwan was also left out of the initial talks. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

US President Joe Biden says 13 countries to join new Asia-Pacific trade initiative

US President Joe Biden and Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida attended a joint news conference after their bilateral meeting at Akasaka Palace in Tokyo, Japan. Tomohiko Taniguchi, Former Special Adviser to Shinzo Abe brings you more insights from the meeting.

Biden, Kishida Talks: Both leaders discuss expansion of Japanese military capabilities

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to travel to Tokyo, he will be attending the Quad summit on Tuesday. PM Modi will also hold bilateral talks with other QUAD leaders which are US President Joe Biden, Japanese PM Fumio Kishida and the incumbent Australian Prime Minister elect Anthony Albanese.

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<p>Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Japan to attend the Quad leaders meeting on May 24 (Tuesday) but there's an interesting fact revealed regarding his travel. It has been revealed that PM Modi prefers night travel for foreign tours, India-based news agency ANI reported.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ahead of the summit, PM Modi on Sunday (May 22) tweeted: "This evening, I will be leaving for Japan to take part in the second in-person Quad Summit. The Quad leaders will once again have the opportunity to discuss the various Quad initiatives and other issues of mutual interest."&nbsp;</p>

<p>After analysing his travelling patterns, it has been understood that PM Modi apparently prefers night travel. ANI reported that PM Modi tries to save time. Most of the time, he attends engagements and meetings the next day and after that, he again travels in case needed.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Earlier this month, PM Modi was on a three-day visit to Germany, Denmark and France. He recently visited Nepal on Buddha Jayanti. ANI analysed his travel timings as it reported that PM Modi spent just one night in Germany and Denmark each.&nbsp;</p>

<p>PM Modi will be leaving on May 22 night for the Quad summit, where he will hold meetings with world leaders, and top businessmen, and will also address the Indian community.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>As per ANI, a source who knows PM Modi for several years explained that long back in the early nineties he used to put the special frequent-flyer card to good use.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The source added that PM Modi used to visit the destinations during the day and usually take the last flight back so that hotel-stay money could be saved. He used to sleep in the plane and airports very often, the source added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ahead of the visit, PM Modi in a statement said: "In Japan, I will also participate in the second in-person Quad Leaders’ Summit, which will provide an opportunity for the leaders of the four Quad countries to review the progress of Quad initiatives. We will also exchange views about developments in the Indo-Pacific region and global issues of mutual interest."&nbsp;</p>

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Japan to attend the Quad leaders meeting on May 24 (Tuesday) but there's an interesting fact revealed regarding his travel.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Japan to attend the Quad leaders meeting on May 24 (Tuesday) but there's an interesting fact revealed regarding his travel. It has been revealed that PM Modi prefers night travel for foreign tours, India-based news agency ANI reported. Ahead of the summit, PM Modi on Sunday (May 22) tweeted: "This evening, I will be leaving for Japan to take part in the second in-person Quad Summit. The Quad leaders will once again have the opportunity to discuss the various Quad initiatives and other issues of mutual interest." After analysing his travelling patterns, it has been understood that PM Modi apparently prefers night travel. ANI reported that PM Modi tries to save time. Most of the time, he attends engagements and meetings the next day and after that, he again travels in case needed. WION @ Quad: Updates from Japan Earlier this month, PM Modi was on a three-day visit to Germany, Denmark and France. He recently visited Nepal on Buddha Jayanti. ANI analysed his travel timings as it reported that PM Modi spent just one night in Germany and Denmark each. PM Modi will be leaving on May 22 night for the Quad summit, where he will hold meetings with world leaders, and top businessmen, and will also address the Indian community. ALSO READ | Quad summit 2022: Here's PM Narendra Modi's schedule for Tokyo visit This evening, I will be leaving for Japan to take part in the second in-person Quad Summit. The Quad leaders will once again have the opportunity to discuss the various Quad initiatives and other issues of mutual interest. https://t.co/xTSH2sTYI1 — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 22, 2022 × As per ANI, a source who knows PM Modi for several years explained that long back in the early nineties he used to put the special frequent-flyer card to good use. The source added that PM Modi used to visit the destinations during the day and usually take the last flight back so that hotel-stay money could be saved. He used to sleep in the plane and airports very often, the source added. Ahead of the visit, PM Modi in a statement said: "In Japan, I will also participate in the second in-person Quad Leaders’ Summit, which will provide an opportunity for the leaders of the four Quad countries to review the progress of Quad initiatives. We will also exchange views about developments in the Indo-Pacific region and global issues of mutual interest." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a busy week ahead, he will have 40 hours for 23 engagements. Japan will be hosting all the high-stakes meetings, the Indian prime minister will be attending the Quad summit on Tuesday, May 24.

Indian PM Narendra Modi's Japan visit: 40 hours for 23 engagements

<p>The Quad nations (US, Japan, India and Australia) are due to unveil maritime initiatiative with an aim to curb illegal fishing in Indo-Pacific, reported the Financial Times quoting a US official.</p>

<p>Experts think this initiative is geared towards containing illegal fishing activity mainly from Chinese boats. Leaders of the Quad countries are going to meet in Japanese capital Tokyo for in-person Quad Summit on May 24.</p>

<p>As per report, the maritime initiative will make use of satellite technology. A tracking system will be set up which will then be used to curb illegal fishing from Indian Ocean to the South Pacific. This will be achieved by connecting surveillance centres in Singapore and India.</p>

<p>US President Joe Biden is visiting Japan to attend the meeting of the Quad group of countries. The Quad countries have increased cooperation in the face of China's growing assertiveness.</p>

<p>According to the Financial Times report, the maritive initiative will enable these countries to monitor illegal fishing even when the boats have turned off the transponders which are typically used to track vessels.</p>

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<p>The US-Indo Pacific coordinator Kurt Campbell had said earlier this month that United States will soon announce plans to battle illegal fishing in the US.</p>

<p>Several countries in the Indo-Pacific region chafe at China's vast fishing fleet. They say its vessels often violate their exclusive economic zones and cause environmental damage and economic losses.</p>

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The Quad nations (US, Japan, India and Australia) are due to unveil maritime initiatiative with an aim to curb illegal fishing in Indo-Pacific, reported the Financial Times quoting a US official.

The Quad nations (US, Japan, India and Australia) are due to unveil maritime initiatiative with an aim to curb illegal fishing in Indo-Pacific, reported the Financial Times quoting a US official. Experts think this initiative is geared towards containing illegal fishing activity mainly from Chinese boats. Leaders of the Quad countries are going to meet in Japanese capital Tokyo for in-person Quad Summit on May 24. As per report, the maritime initiative will make use of satellite technology. A tracking system will be set up which will then be used to curb illegal fishing from Indian Ocean to the South Pacific. This will be achieved by connecting surveillance centres in Singapore and India. US President Joe Biden is visiting Japan to attend the meeting of the Quad group of countries. The Quad countries have increased cooperation in the face of China's growing assertiveness. According to the Financial Times report, the maritive initiative will enable these countries to monitor illegal fishing even when the boats have turned off the transponders which are typically used to track vessels. Also Read | WION reports from Tokyo: Quad leaders to meet under shadow of Ukraine war, China threat The US-Indo Pacific coordinator Kurt Campbell had said earlier this month that United States will soon announce plans to battle illegal fishing in the US. Several countries in the Indo-Pacific region chafe at China's vast fishing fleet. They say its vessels often violate their exclusive economic zones and cause environmental damage and economic losses. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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