The recent Quad leaders meeting in the White House on September 24 appears to have shifted focus away from its original framing as a security dialogue among four countries, the United States, India, Japan and Australia. Instead, the US seems to be moving much closer to Australia as a strategic partner and providing it with nuclear-powered submarines. Supplying Australia […]
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