QUAD meet: Modi-Biden will be together on an international stage for the first time today (TKB-Update)

There is going to be an important meeting today between the Corona crisis period, the ongoing dispute with China and other issues. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden will be part of an international meeting for the first time today, which has the eye of the whole world. The QUAD group of India, US, Japan and Australia have a meeting today, which will be brainstorming on topics like corona, economic and strategic.

Modi and Biden on a stage for the first time …
After taking command of the US, Joe Biden will be on a common platform with the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. However, the two leaders have also spoken on the phone earlier when PM Modi congratulated Joe Biden on becoming the President. This is the reason that not only India-America but also the world are eyeing this meeting.

The QUAD meeting will be attended by Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihida Suga. According to Indian time, this meeting will start at seven in the evening.

Which issues will be the focus this time?
The challenge before the world recovering from the Corona virus crisis is how to advance the economic systems and cope with the crisis of China. These topics are to be discussed in this meeting. In addition to the Corona crisis, China’s increasing oppression, climate change will also be discussed.

India, America, Japan and Australia have not had good relations with China directly. Cold war has been going on for a long time between America and China, so China’s border dispute with India is still going on. In the last two years, China’s relations with Australia have also deteriorated.

Before this meeting, there was a statement from China that India should raise any kind of bilateral issue only in direct talks with China. No international forum or any third country should be included in it. Explain that during the Ladakh dispute, the US openly supported India, which irritated China.