TOKYO - The leaders of Japan, the United States, Australia and India on Tuesday vowed to extend more than $50 billion in infrastructure aid and investment in the Indo-Pacific over the next five years, while making clear that a change of status quo by force anywhere is unacceptable in the wake of Russia's war in Ukraine.The message that came out from the in-person summit of the Quad group, the second of its kind, reflected the four countries' renewed push for a "free and open Indo-Pacific," as Russia's military aggression heightens concerns over a similar situation occurring in a region whe…READ FULL ARTICLE
