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India, US, Israel And Others: How These 9 Countries Acquired Nuclear Weapons
For over three decades, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu consistently claimed Iran was months away from becoming a nuclear power and that it posed an existential threat to his nation.
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Pak's Mass Destruction Weapons Mention In US Threat Report - And China Link
"Pakistan Sees India As An Existential Threat": US Threat Assessment Report
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"China Prepping For War...": Ex Trump Ally Nikki Haley's Big Claim
Describing China as an "existential threat" to the US and the world, Indian-American Republican presidential aspirant Nikki Haley has claimed Beijing is "preparing for war".
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India A "Red-Hot Investment Opportunity" For Its Clean Energy Shift: US
India is a "red-hot investment opportunity" for its clean energy transition, top US official John Kerry said on Thursday as he praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his commitment to addressing the challenge posed by climate change, which the Biden administration believes poses an existential threat to humanity.
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"Terror-Crime Nexus An Existential Global Threat": India At UN
India has called for a zero-tolerance approach, without any "double standards", to combat the existential global threat of the terror-crime nexus, under which UN-sanctioned terror groups such as the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Jaish-e-Mohammed continue to "destabilise regions through their cross-border financing" and propaganda.
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"Taliban Will Have Role In Afghanistan, But Not Dominant One", Says Iran
As concerns grow in India about a resurgent Taliban and the possibility of the terror group coming to power in Afghanistan, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Zarif has told NDTV that it's impossible to have a future Afghan government without a role for the Taliban, though it should not have a dominant role.
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Terrorism An 'Existential Threat', Hypocrisy Towards It Will Not Do: India
Describing terrorism as an "existential threat", India has said that "hypocrisy" towards the menace is unacceptable and underlined that terrorism is the "principle cause" of the large-scale refugee movement.
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Nuclear Weapons Existential Threat To Humanity: UN Chief Ban Ki-moon
Nuclear weapons pose an existential threat to humanity, UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Thursday said, days after North Korea claimed to have successfully tested a nuclear device and terrorist outfits like the ISIS and al-Qaeda have openly expressed their desire for the weapon.
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Pakistan considers India an existential threat: US
The United States wants its relations with Pakistan to remain positive, but their interests sometimes differed as Pakistan considered India as an existential threat, Washington's intelligence chief told the Senate Select Intelligence Committee on Tuesday.
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India is an 'existential threat' to Pakistan, says Musharraf
Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has said India is an "existential threat" to his country and blamed New Delhi for its nuclear weaponisation programme.Asked which is more of a threat to Pakistan: extremism or India, he chooses the former."At the moment, it's extremism and terrorism. But you can't compare. Let's not think this is a perman...
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India, US, Israel And Others: How These 9 Countries Acquired Nuclear Weapons
For over three decades, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu consistently claimed Iran was months away from becoming a nuclear power and that it posed an existential threat to his nation.
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Pak's Mass Destruction Weapons Mention In US Threat Report - And China Link
"Pakistan Sees India As An Existential Threat": US Threat Assessment Report
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"China Prepping For War...": Ex Trump Ally Nikki Haley's Big Claim
Describing China as an "existential threat" to the US and the world, Indian-American Republican presidential aspirant Nikki Haley has claimed Beijing is "preparing for war".
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India A "Red-Hot Investment Opportunity" For Its Clean Energy Shift: US
India is a "red-hot investment opportunity" for its clean energy transition, top US official John Kerry said on Thursday as he praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his commitment to addressing the challenge posed by climate change, which the Biden administration believes poses an existential threat to humanity.
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"Terror-Crime Nexus An Existential Global Threat": India At UN
India has called for a zero-tolerance approach, without any "double standards", to combat the existential global threat of the terror-crime nexus, under which UN-sanctioned terror groups such as the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Jaish-e-Mohammed continue to "destabilise regions through their cross-border financing" and propaganda.
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"Taliban Will Have Role In Afghanistan, But Not Dominant One", Says Iran
As concerns grow in India about a resurgent Taliban and the possibility of the terror group coming to power in Afghanistan, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Zarif has told NDTV that it's impossible to have a future Afghan government without a role for the Taliban, though it should not have a dominant role.
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Terrorism An 'Existential Threat', Hypocrisy Towards It Will Not Do: India
Describing terrorism as an "existential threat", India has said that "hypocrisy" towards the menace is unacceptable and underlined that terrorism is the "principle cause" of the large-scale refugee movement.
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Nuclear Weapons Existential Threat To Humanity: UN Chief Ban Ki-moon
Nuclear weapons pose an existential threat to humanity, UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Thursday said, days after North Korea claimed to have successfully tested a nuclear device and terrorist outfits like the ISIS and al-Qaeda have openly expressed their desire for the weapon.
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Pakistan considers India an existential threat: US
The United States wants its relations with Pakistan to remain positive, but their interests sometimes differed as Pakistan considered India as an existential threat, Washington's intelligence chief told the Senate Select Intelligence Committee on Tuesday.
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India is an 'existential threat' to Pakistan, says Musharraf
Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has said India is an "existential threat" to his country and blamed New Delhi for its nuclear weaponisation programme.Asked which is more of a threat to Pakistan: extremism or India, he chooses the former."At the moment, it's extremism and terrorism. But you can't compare. Let's not think this is a perman...
