Australia-India relations

A new Australia-India agreement is a sign of regional cooperation to halt Chinese aggression across the Asia-Pacific.

We are seeing the first steps toward a deeper India-Australia maritime security partnership in the Indo-Pacific.

New Delhi has been sending Beijing signals via its diplomatic interactions with the U.S., Taiwan, and Australia in recent weeks.

The Indian and Australian leaders are expected to “meet” virtually soon. There’s no shortage of important topics to cover, especially related to China.

Describing India as a “like-minded power” increasingly lacks credibility as the Modi government pursues contentious ideological policies.

Seeking to build relations with New Delhi, Canberra plans to return Indian artifacts purchased from a discredited art dealer.

After eight years of negotiations, Canberra and New Delhi have been unable to settle the details of a free trade agreement.

The recent environmental approval does little to settle the controversies over the mine's impact.

With Jokowi likely scoring another term in Indonesia, the bilateral relationship’s direction balances on Australia’s pending polls.

With extensive maritime zones in the Indian Ocean, Australia and India’s strategic interests continue to converge.

If Australia is serious about enhanced engagement with India, then the education push should go both ways.