Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, speaking alongside Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a business gathering in Melbourne, described the bilateral relationship as insufficiently developed, explored, or examined, though he credited Modi’s leadership for recent improvements. Albanese is expected to sign a major uranium supply agreement with India, reviving a stalled 2014 civil nuclear pact that has not led to regular fuel shipments due to proliferation concerns. Modi’s three-day Australian visit has drawn tens of thousands of Indian-Australians to Melbourne, though it has also attracted controversy: human rights groups have criticized his government’s record, and Australian authorities issued a warning over a death threat and ejected a far-right protester from Modi’s hotel.