India doesn't see immediate impact on trade ties with Canada: Report
Tuesday, 15 October 2024 () Amid diplomatic tensions, India does not foresee immediate trade impacts with Canada despite escalating expulsions of diplomats. The strain intensified after Canada accused India of a targeted campaign, to which India responded by calling the allegations baseless and motivated, highlighting Canada's tolerance towards extremists allegedly threatening Indian diplomats and community leaders.
In a dramatic turn of events, India has arrested a suspect known as 'CC1,' linked to a failed assassination plot against Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a prominent Khalistani. This development comes as tensions escalate between India and Canada, following accusations of Indian involvement in the...
Canadian journalist Daniel Bordman highlights growing frustration among Canadians with Justin Trudeau's government amidst the India-Canada diplomatic crisis. As India withdraws its diplomats, Bordman..
Former diplomat K P Fabian asserts that India-Canada relations will remain strained under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's leadership. Fabian supports India's stance and predicts improvement only after..
Michael Kugelman, Director of South Asia Institute at Wilson Center, warns that India-Canada relations have reached a new low, drawing comparisons to India's strained ties with Pakistan. Allegations of..
Tuesday, 15 October 2024 ()
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