Biden welcomed Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for a four-way meeting near his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware, to stress the importance of maintaining the Quad, which he sees as a signature foreign policy achievement, before he leaves office in January.

At a recent Quad summit, leaders discussed rising tensions with China, emphasizing increased maritime cooperation and the need for collective action in the Indo-Pacific region

President Joe Biden showed off a slice of his Delaware hometown to the leaders of Australia, Japan and India as he hosted what is likely the last gathering of the Indo-Pacific partnership that has grown in prominence under his White House tenure.

President Joe Biden is hosting leaders from Australia, Japan, and India in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware, for a summit focused on Indo-Pacific collaboration. This meeting aims to strengthen maritime security,

Washington: US President Joe Biden was caught on a hot mic telling leaders of the Quad nations that China was testing them, thus reflecting upon the American seriousness of the emerging Chinese threat.