Possible Nuclear Power Relations between China and India

Filed in archive Current News by Reden Rodriguez on December 11, 2006

When Chinese President Hu Jintao visited India, many new opportunities between the two countries opened up including a possible nuclear cooperation. In the interest of furthering business, China is now looking at involving India into the nuclear circle, as an estimated US $ 100 billion in civilian nuclear energy market is clearly seen.

According to this article, China sees India's growth as an opportunity and not a threat. And it is a welcome sign too that business logic has taken precedence over politics.

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