China said on Friday that there is no change in its stance on admission of non-NPT states into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), marring India's chances of entering the 48-member elite club at its crucial meeting next week
China on Tuesday said it is in touch with Russia over India's entry into the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), but made it clear that its position on the issue remains "unchanged"
India asked countries friendly with China to convince it to allow New Delhi's entry into the NSG based on credentials.
A global consensus had been achieved that the international community had to jointly tackle terrorism. No single country or party has the capacity to tackle the menace alone, observed China’s Assistant Foreign Minister Li Huilai
China today said that India’s membership bid has become “more complicated” under the “new circumstances”, adding that there should be non-discriminatory solution applicable to all non-NPT signatory countries
The report said that New Delhi is increasingly worried about China’s build-up of military forces and infrastructure along the disputed Sino-Indian border.
India today thanked Germany for backing its bid for membership to the Nuclear Suppliers Group as the two countries supported each other’s candidature for a permanent seat in a reformed UN Security Council
The Communist Party-ruled nation said that there was no change in its position for New Delhi’s bid for entry into the group
India had officially applied for membership of the grouping which controls export of nuclear materials, equipment and technology in May last year.
India has warned Russia that it will halt cooperation with its foreign partners for development of its civil nuclear programme if it is unable to get the full membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group in the next one-two years
Upholding the oscillating stand over India’s entry into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), China on Monday said that it does not oppose any country’s membership into the elite group, however, adding that a standard for admission should be agreed upon
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull today said his country is ready to start export of uranium to India as soon as possible.
While Beijing continues to oppose India’s inclusion in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), some countries, who had been on the same line as China earlier, may now be coming around to being more accepting of India’s candidature.
The government on Wednesday informed the Parliament that it is in touch with individual members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) for getting entry into the coveted club.
Russia is holding discussions with China to facilitate India’s entry into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), according to Mikhail Ulyanov, head of disarmament division in Russia’s foreign ministry.
The US today that it is working with India and NSG members to push for New Delhi's membership in the elite grouping.
Despite admitting that India has a better nuclear record compared to Pakistan, China on Tuesday said that no discrimination should be made between New Delhi and Islamabad in their NSG bid.
China said today that the strategic dialogue with India during S Jaishankar's visit was of positive significance to ties as extensive agreements were reached.
India and China are all set to discuss key issues of mutual “concern and interest” including “friction points” such as Masood Azhar and NSG on February 22 when they will hold their first Strategic Dialogue.
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