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    Home » India-Canada: From Rupture to Strategic Reset

    India-Canada: From Rupture to Strategic Reset

    Anil PadmanabhanBy Anil PadmanabhanMarch 19, 2026 Capital Calculus No Comments1 Min Read
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    In the last one year, India–Canada relations have dramatically pivoted from diplomatic rupture to strategic reset. What changed—and what does the future hold for this important partnership?

    In this episode, StratNewsGlobal.Tech, spoke with Ajay Bisaria, former Ambassador of India to Canada, to unpack the dramatic turnaround in the relations between the two countries and the geopolitical forces driving it.

    The conversation explores how the relationship shifted from a diplomatic crisis to renewed cooperation after Prime Minister Mark Carney took charge, and why economic pragmatism is now driving engagement between the two countries.

    Topics covered:

    • The rupture in ties
    • The return of Trump and leadership change in Canada and their role in the reset.
    • The $2B uranium supply deal and SMR cooperation.
    • The idea of “selective globalization” and China-free supply chains.
    • Mark Carney’s concept of a middle-power trade union.
    • India’s strategy of multi-alignment and diversified economic networks

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