Indian PM Modi heads to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand this week to shore up Indo-Pacific ties as questions grow over US commitment to the region and China's influence expands.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand this week to strengthen ties with Indo-Pacific nations as uncertainty grows over the US commitment to the region and China's influence expands.
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