The relationship between India and Australia has grown rapidly in recent years, underpinned by a convergence of security interests in the Indo-Pacific and complemented by their membership of the revived Quad that includes Japan and the United States. Yet the unfolding transformation of Delhi-Canberra ties remains poorly understood.
Successive administrations in Washington since the early 2000s have bet on the centrality of India’s role in the newly-constituted Indo-Pacific and the Quadrilateral framework to shape this vast littoral.
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