The US, Japan, India and Australia launched a maritime surveillance initiative for the Indo-Pacific region as the Hormuz crisis deepens. Debjit Chakraborty explains how the high-profile summit aims to counter growing threats to commerce. (Source: Bloomberg)
The US, Japan, India and Australia launched a maritime surveillance initiative for the Indo-Pacific region as the Hormuz crisis deepens. Debjit Chakraborty explains how the high-profile summit aims to counter growing threats to commerce. (Source: Bloomberg)
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The US, Japan, India and Australia on Tuesday launched a maritime surveillance initiative for the Indo-Pacific region, among other measures, as the countries’ foreign ministers gathered in New Delhi for a high-profile summit aimed at countering growing threats to commerce.
