Carney mentions Canada has some evidence of India-linked security concerns
Most outlets reported that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Canada has “some evidence” of India-linked security concerns, noting his remarks were made in an interview with The New York Times. One outlet added that Carney was asked whether transnational repression and alleged Indian interference had “so radically changed” that they no longer posed a threat, but did not quote his full response. The framing remained largely consistent, with a focus on the mention of evidence and the context of the interview.
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Carney says Canada has evidence of India-linked security concerns
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada has “some evidence” of security concerns involving India. He made the remarks during an interview with The New York Times published on September 27. Carney said increased security cooperation with New Delhi had helped address concerns. However, he said Canada could not guarantee that further India-linked crimes would […]
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Carney says Canada has ‘some evidence’ on India security threat, cannot guarantee no further crimes on Canadian soil
Asked whether transnational repression and alleged Indian interference had “so radically changed” that they no longer posed a threat to...
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