China Creates a Second Chance for the ‘Quad’
Will Australia, India, Japan and the United States move from exercising together to operating together? In the end, it will probably be China’s actions that determine where the Quad will go next.
Author: Richard Rossow
Richard Rossow is a senior fellow and holds the Wadhwani Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies at CSIS. He joined CSIS in early 2014, having spent the last 16 years working in a variety of private sector roles to strengthen security and economic relations between the United States and India.
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