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Uranium Sales to India Would Spread Trust, Not Nuclear Arms
SMH reported the claim that the proposal to end Australia’s blanket ban on civilian uranium exports to India will lead to nuclear weapons is mistaken.
SMH reported the claim that the proposal to end Australia’s blanket ban on civilian uranium exports to India will lead to nuclear weapons is mistaken.
As quoted in the market news:
In the Asian century it’s not in our interests to keep treating India like a pariah.
There has been no shortage of half-truths and misplaced good intentions in the debate over uranium and India, a big issue at the Australian Labor Party conference this weekend.
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