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Why did Australia wait over a decade to supply uranium to India
More than a decade after India and Australia signed a landmark civil nuclear cooperation agreement, the two countries have finally cleared the last hurdle for Australian uranium exports to India’s civilian nuclear programme, marking one of the most significant outcomes of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia. The breakthrough came with the finalisation of []
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India Today
· Jul 10, 2026
Not a Modi breakthrough, Australia approved uranium sales to India in 2011: Congress
Not a Modi breakthrough, Australia approved uranium sales to India in 2011: Congress
The Eastern Herald
· Jul 9, 2026
India and Australia Sign Uranium Deal as Modi Ends Nuclear Stalemate in Melbourne
India and Australia signed an agreement in Melbourne allowing Australian uranium exports to India under IAEA safeguards, ending a two-decade impasse. Modi called the deal essential to India's goal of generating 100 gigawatts of nuclear power by 2047.
Modern Diplomacy
· Jul 9, 2026
Australia and India seal uranium export agreement
Australia and India reached an agreement on Thursday to allow Australian uranium exports for India’s civilian nuclear energy programme, marking a significant step in bilateral ties as the two countries deepen cooperation on clean energy, critical minerals and strategic trade. The agreement was announced during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia, where he [] The post Australia and India seal uranium export agreement appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.
The West Australian
· Jul 11, 2026
India trade deal reignites Australia's uranium wars
Australia's newly-inked deal to supply India with uranium has stoked criticism from anti-nuclear proliferation groups and calls to repeal bans on new mines.
Daily Sabah
· Jul 9, 2026
Australia agrees to export uranium to India under new energy pact
Australia and India reached a deal on Thursday to export Australian uranium to India for use in the nuclear energy industry, while agreeing to deepen cooperation in renewables, c...
India TV News
· Jul 9, 2026
Australia to supply uranium in big boost to India's clean energy goals as PM Modi, Albanese sign big deal
In a big boost to India’s clean energy goals, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday announced that Australia will supply uranium to India after the two countries signed a key agreement in the field of nuclear energy. During his address with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Melbourne, PM Modi said that the nuclear energy agreement would give new momentum to New Delhi’s clean energy goals.
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Related coverage for "Why did Australia wait over a decade to supply uranium to India": India Today — Not a Modi breakthrough, Australia approved uranium sales to India in 2011: Congress. The Eastern Herald — India and Australia Sign Uranium Deal as Modi Ends Nuclear Stalemate in Melbourne. Modern Diplomacy — Australia and India seal uranium export agreement. The West Australian — India trade deal reignites Australia's uranium wars. Daily Sabah — Australia agrees to export uranium to India under new energy pact. India TV News — Australia to supply uranium in big boost to India's clean energy goals as PM Modi, Albanese sign big deal