| ID | 084885 |
| Title Proper | Australia-India |
| Other Title Information | an important partnership |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Bonnor, Jenelle |
| Publication | 2008. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | The Australia-India relationship has reached its strongest point for many years, but it is poised at the edge of a difficult issue that may undermine all the hard work. Economic relations are very robust, with Australia's energy supplier role being increasingly important to India. Mutual strategic interests in Asia, the Indian Ocean and counter-terrorism dictate greater focus on the underdeveloped security relationship. But it is the tricky matter of uranium sales that is the big issue in bilateral relations. It has the potential to create a major rupture if a mature accommodation is not reached. Australia and India could develop a stronger and broader partnership that will benefit both but the uranium issue will be a significant challenge to overcome on the way. |
| `In' analytical Note | South Asian Survey Vol. 15,no. 1;Jan-Jun 2008:p165-177 |
| Journal Source | South Asian Survey Vol. 15,no. 1;Jan-Jun 2008:p165-177 |
| Key Words | Australia ; India ; Strategic Interest ; Political Interest ; Economic Interest ; Counter - Terrorism |