Trump Abandons Intended Trip to India for Quad Leaders Meeting, According to Reports
The Quad Summit, a high-level meeting aimed at promoting security and cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region, has taken an unexpected turn. US President Donald Trump has cancelled his planned visit to India later this year for the Quad Summit.
The cancellation was reported by The New York Times, although neither the White House nor the Indian government have confirmed the reason for the decision. The Quad Summit is a meeting of the leaders of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, which includes Australia, India, Japan, and the United States.
The cancellation of Trump's visit may have implications for the Quad alliance and its role in the Indo-Pacific region. It also may have implications for US-India relations, as the two countries have been strengthening their ties in recent years.
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In other news, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy briefed Prime Minister Modi and sought India's role in Russia-Ukraine peace talks ahead of the SCO Summit.
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