Pakistan is determined to counter growing threats to peace in the Indian Ocean, particularly from its “nuclearisation” by India, Foreign Affairs Adviser Sartaj Aziz said. Aziz on Saturday said the Indian Ocean faced challenges to
US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday abruptly called for the United States to greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until the rest of the world comes to its senses regarding nukes.
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists in its latest report has said that Pakistan is expanding its nuclear arsenal and has developed an estimated stockpile of 130 to 140 warheads for delivery as well as converting some
India today said that nuclear proliferation linkages active today have clear Pakistan fingerprints.
India has told the United Nations that Pakistan poses the greatest threat to world peace and stability on account of the dangerous correlation that exists between Pakistan's unchecked development of nuclear weapons and the close
In a huge embarrassment for Pakistan, the country’s top nuclear physicist Pervez Hoodbhoy has said that Islamabad has used the nuclear umbrella to protect terror groups like Lashkar-e-Toiba.
The International Court of Justice on Wednesday rejected a suit filed by Marshall Islands against India’s nuclear armament saying that it does not have jurisdiction in the matter.
New Delhi: Even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi successfully ended his five nation tour after garnering support from US, Switzerland, Mexico for India's NSG membership bid, arch rival Pakistan has been left cornered on the
Nagpur: Pakistan today sought to downplay its nuclear physicist Abdul Qadeer Khan’s remarks about his country’s reported capability to hit Delhi in five minutes, saying he is a private citizen and too much should not
Washington: As early as 1964, the US intelligence community had concluded that India was in a position to develop nuclear weapons, a declassified State Department report said, citing frequent change of the fuel core of
Islamabad: India has "no right" to question Pakistan's decision to develop its nuclear material as its own nuclear programme is highly ambitious, a Pakistani daily has said. In an editorial titled 'Safe And Secure', the
Washington:Safeguarding loose nuclear materials around the globe is a top priority for the US, the White House has said ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit here later this week, which among others would be attended
Washington: With Pakistan moving towards tactical nuclear weapons, there is an increasingly higher risk of nuclear theft, a US think-tank report has warned ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington later this month. “Overall,
Islamabad: Pakistan urged the International Court of Justice today to dismiss a case filed by the Marshall Islands, a tiny South Pacific state, to force India, Britain and Pakistan to pursue nuclear disarmament. Pakistan's nuclear
Washington: India's ratification of an international convention on nuclear energy accident liability has removed a major irritant in India-US relations and would help them unleash the full potential of the landmark India-US nuclear deal. The US
Washington: The US has welcomed India's ratification of an international convention on nuclear energy accident liability, removing the last hurdle for the landmark India-US nuclear deal and paving the way for US firms to build
New Delhi: India and Pakistan today exchanged for the 25th consecutive year a list of their nuclear installations under a bilateral agreement that bars them from attacking each other's atomic facilities."India and Pakistan today exchanged,
New Delhi: Asserting that the country's nuclear establishment followed high safety standards as prescribed by the IAEA, India today denied reports of building a secret nuclear city in Mysore and termed it as a “deliberate
Washington: The much awaited Indo-US civil nuclear deal is likely to be implemented from 2016 as most of the pre-requisites of the historic agreement have either already happened or are likely to materialise soon, a
Washington: Returning to power in 1980, the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had considered a military strike on Pakistan's nuclear installations to prevent it from acquiring weapons capabilities, a declassified CIA document has claimed.Such a
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