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                <title>Canada's Escalating Provocations Further Strain India Relations</title>
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<p>Canada has once again stirred diplomatic tensions with India by listing it among "cyber threat" nations, intensifying an already strained relationship. In its latest National Cyber Threat Assessment report for 2025-26, Canada alleged that India, alongside China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, poses a potential cyber threat to the country. The report claims that India’s actions may involve espionage, indicating a deterioration in mutual trust between the two nations.</p>
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