MODI MANIA: India's Prime Minister is expected to receive a warm and colourful welcome today from more than 20,000 fans, ahead of his appearance at Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena. 9News MORE:
Global security expert Greg Barton told"In the past, it's often fallen back on being neutral for example buying arms from Russia, not taking sides and things like Ukraine.
"Now that's changing ... Modi is recognising that India has to step up and be a global partner, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region."READ MORE:From left, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden and Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida held a Quad meeting on the sidelines of the G7 summit, in Japan.
"Australia and India share a commitment to a stable, secure and prosperous Indo-Pacific. Together we have an important role to play in supporting this vision.Modi last visited Australia in 2014. In other news, Foreign Minister Penny Wong has indicated Albanese will not travel to China unless continued progress is made on the trade and consular front.Top 10 most populated nations as India poised to knock out No.1
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