US EditionWill PM Modi break with 5-year tradition and NOT attend G7 summit in Canada this month?
- The 2025 G7 Summit is scheduled for June 15-17 in Alberta, Canada, involving leaders from major industrial democracies and invited guests.
- Diplomatic tensions between India and Canada, sparked by Canadian allegations of Indian involvement in the killing of separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, have complicated India's invitation status.
- Canada has reportedly extended invitations to the heads of state from Australia, South Africa, Ukraine, and Brazil for the upcoming summit, but an official confirmation regarding Indian Prime Minister Modi—who has participated in every G7 meeting since 2019—has not yet been made.
- Sources report Modi is unlikely to attend due to the lack of invitation, strained bilateral ties, logistical challenges, security concerns, and risks of separatist disruptions.
- Modi's potential absence would break a five-year tradition and underscores the need for improved India-Canada relations ahead of future high-profile diplomatic engagements.
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India not invited to G7 Summit in Canada, likely to skip event: Sources - The Tribune
Traditionally, the host country has discretion over guest invitations, agenda setting, and the tone of the summit, allowing them to tailor the event to their priorities and foreign policy objectives.
·Chandigarh, India
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PM Modi likely to skip G7 summit being hosted by Canada- a first in six years
Strained bilateral relations, lingering tensions over pro-Khalistan separatist activities, and potential security concerns are among the key reasons PM Modi is unlikely to attend the G7 summit in Canada. He has also not received an official invitation
·Mumbai, India
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