Trump, other Quad leaders to meet in Manila on Tuesday: Reutres
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump and leaders from India, Japan, and Australia will meet in Manila on the sidelines of a key Asian summit, marking the first Quad summit in two years.
- The Quad group of Indo-Pacific powers is widely considered a counterweight to China's influence, though members claim the grouping is not directed against any one country; the Manila meeting follows the last summit held in Delaware in 2024.
- Leaders are likely to take up the issue of free and unimpeded commercial shipping lanes in order to secure energy supplies, with attacks on commercial ships very likely to be addressed.
- According to two people familiar with the planning, the Quad will also address the supply of critical minerals, reflecting efforts to strengthen cooperation across the Indo-Pacific region.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated last month that the Quad leaders could meet during the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit, which begins on Sunday in the Philippine capital.
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US Assistant Secretary Dylan Johnson strongly rejected reports that the Quad is failing. Meanwhile, India announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Manila for the upcoming ASEAN meetings and the East Asia Summit, amid ongoing discussions regarding regional security, trade, and defence cooperation.
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Trump, other Quad leaders to meet in Manila on Tuesday, sources say
MANILA — Leaders of the US, Japan, Australia and India are expected to meet on Tuesday on the sidelines of a key Asian meeting in Manila, two people familiar with the planning said, marking the first summit of the “Quad” nations in two years. The Quad group of Indo-Pacific powers is widely considered a counterweight to China’s […] The post Trump, other Quad leaders to meet in Manila on Tuesday, sources say appeared first on Interaksyon.
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