U.S.-Indian Nuclear Talks Produce No Deal

U.S.-Indian talks last week failed "to bridge the remaining gaps" between the nations’ efforts to conclude a nuclear trade agreement, an Indian spokesman said.

Technical experts from both countries met Monday and Tuesday in London to discuss solutions to the impasse that has stalled a U.S. effort to sell nuclear technology and materials to India. Indian officials have objected to some of the nuclear nonproliferation measures contained in a U.S. law enabling the deal.

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