India, Australia, and Canada have formed a new triangle,

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India, Australia, and Canada have formed a new triangle, why is it being called a game changer?
Author:
Gyanendra Mishra
Agency:
News18Hindi
Last Updated:
March 03, 2026, 04:01 IST
India, Australia, and Canada have formed a triangle aimed at climate technology and green energy. If all three countries focus fully on this, it can free the world from the blackmail of China and the United States. This will create a clean and reliable system that will secure the future of the entire world.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Prime Ministers of Canada and Australia. (File Photo)
On one hand, the US is consolidating its economy through trade wars and heavy tariffs, while on the other, China has monopolized the green technology and critical minerals market. Amid this tussle, the world has been searching for a new and secure path forward. To fulfill this quest and eradicate China-US dependence, three major countries have joined forces. India, Australia, and Canada have formed a new and powerful alliance called ACITI (Australia, Canada, India Technology and Innovation Triangle). This new triangle is not just a deal, but it is poised to transform the global green supply chain.
In today’s world, progress means clean energy, electric vehicles, solar panels, and wind turbines. All of these require minerals like lithium, cobalt, graphite, and rare earth elements. The problem is that China has almost complete control over the market for extracting and refining these minerals. China also controls the supply of electrolyzers used to produce green hydrogen. Meanwhile, the US has threatened global trade with its new policies and tariffs. Complete dependence on one country (China) has become a significant threat to the world. The ACITI alliance is a surefire tool to break this single-country dependence.
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