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Nuclear impasse deepens

INDIA, The Indian government and its communist allies meet on Tuesday to discuss a nuclear energy deal with the United States, as speculation grew that a political impasse between the two sides would spark snap elections.

A fourth, and potentially final, meeting of a joint panel formed to end the face-off between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government and the left was expected to make no progress, with the communists insisting the deal would make India subservient to U.S. interests. Critics, including many in the U.S. Congress, say the deal unfairly rewards India and undercuts a U.S.-led campaign to curtail nuclear ambitions of nations like Iran.

The crisis appears headed for a final showdown, with India facing an informal end-October deadline to begin securing clearances from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and others to clinch the deal.

New Delhi, Tuesday, Reuters

 

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