Two new agreements to expand Australia-India relationship

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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi (right) and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese talk against the backdrop of the Sydney Opera House following a bilateral meeting at Admiralty House in Sydney, Australia (Dean Lewins/Pool Photo via AP) Credit: Dean Lewins/AP

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What do the two new partnership agreements between Australia and India mean, and is Australia doing enough to call out human rights abuses in India?

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