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Australia agrees to supply uranium to India after decade of talks
Australia and India reached an agreement on uranium supply during talks in Melbourne. The deal comes after more than ten years of negotiations and follows recent defense agreements in Indonesia.
Jul 9, 7:33 AM·1m read3 sources
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Australia has agreed to supply uranium to India after more than a decade of talks during a visit to Melbourne. The agreement follows defense agreements in Indonesia as India deepens its Indo-Pacific partnerships.
Background on negotiations Talks between the two countries on uranium supply had continued for more than ten years before the current agreement. The new arrangement was reached during the Melbourne visit.
Regional context The uranium agreement comes after defense agreements signed in Indonesia. India has been expanding its partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region.
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