India’s 100GW nuclear push was missing one thing. Canada just provided it
India aims to significantly increase its nuclear energy capacity to 100GW by mid-century, but current domestic uranium production is insufficient to meet projected fuel demands.
The story so far
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Open questions and key claims
This is a very significant visit and allows Prime Minister Carney to consolidate a reset.
Canada needs to figure out to what extent it wants to grow its oil and gas industry.
A senior Canadian government official stated that “India is no longer a threat” to security.
Sukh Dhaliwal says the claim of India no longer being a threat is disconnected from reality.
India is “deeply concerned” about the Iran conflict and called for restraint and dialogue.
Carney said they agreed to conclude a free trade deal by the end of 2026.
Modi described the two countries as "natural partners in technology and innovation".
Indo-Canadian ties are too important to be in cold storage for too long.
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