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Netherlands Vows Support To Building Consensus For India's NSG Bid
The Netherlands on Thursday reaffirmed its support to building consensus among members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) over India's bid to be part of the elite grouping.
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India's Missile Programme 'A Threat To Regional Peace', Says Pakistan
Pakistan has cautioned members of Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), a 35-member elite grouping that includes India and controls export in high-end missile technologies, that introduction of "destabilising systems" like "missile defence programmes" and "inter-continental ballistic missiles" in South Asia pose a "risk" to regional stability, ...
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After India's Agni-5 Test, China Hopes For Strategic Balance In South Asia
China today hoped that India's testing of the nuclear-capable Agni-5 intercontinental ballistic missile complied with UN Security Council rules and safeguarded South Asia's strategic balance even as Beijing maintained that the two nations are "not rivals but partners".
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Hungary Supports India's Bid To Become NSG Member
Hungary today came out in support of India's bid to become member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), saying its participation at the atomic trading club will further strengthen nuclear non-proliferation and make global nuclear commerce more secure.
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India's Missile Technology Group Entry May Be Cause Of Worry For China, Say Strategists
India's entry into the elite club of Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) may pose a challenge to China, strategists say.
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India's Entry Into Elite Missile Technology Group A 'Big Victory': BJP
Under opposition flak over the government's high-pitched but unsuccessful Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) bid, BJP today cited the country's entry into Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) to hit back, saying it is a "big diplomatic victory" and the NDA dispensation succeeded where the UPA "failed".
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US Welcomes India Joining MTCR
The US has welcomed India joining as the 35th member of the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), saying New Delhi has demonstrated "a sustained commitment to nonproliferation".
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France Welcomes India's Accession To Elite Missile Technology Group
France, a strong backer of India's membership to the multi-lateral export control regimes including NSG, today welcomed India's accession to the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR).
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India Enters Elite Missile Tech Group, Which Has Not Yet Admitted China
India on Monday joined an exclusive club of countries controlling exports in missile technology, just a day after decrying its exclusion from the Nuclear Supplies Group or NSG, which governs international nuclear fuel and technology.
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Big Boost To Missile Technology As India Becomes Full Member Of MTCR
India formally joined the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) today as a full member and said its entry would be mutually beneficial to enhance global non-proliferation norms.
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Netherlands Vows Support To Building Consensus For India's NSG Bid
The Netherlands on Thursday reaffirmed its support to building consensus among members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) over India's bid to be part of the elite grouping.
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India's Missile Programme 'A Threat To Regional Peace', Says Pakistan
Pakistan has cautioned members of Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), a 35-member elite grouping that includes India and controls export in high-end missile technologies, that introduction of "destabilising systems" like "missile defence programmes" and "inter-continental ballistic missiles" in South Asia pose a "risk" to regional stability, ...
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After India's Agni-5 Test, China Hopes For Strategic Balance In South Asia
China today hoped that India's testing of the nuclear-capable Agni-5 intercontinental ballistic missile complied with UN Security Council rules and safeguarded South Asia's strategic balance even as Beijing maintained that the two nations are "not rivals but partners".
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Hungary Supports India's Bid To Become NSG Member
Hungary today came out in support of India's bid to become member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), saying its participation at the atomic trading club will further strengthen nuclear non-proliferation and make global nuclear commerce more secure.
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India's Missile Technology Group Entry May Be Cause Of Worry For China, Say Strategists
India's entry into the elite club of Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) may pose a challenge to China, strategists say.
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India's Entry Into Elite Missile Technology Group A 'Big Victory': BJP
Under opposition flak over the government's high-pitched but unsuccessful Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) bid, BJP today cited the country's entry into Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) to hit back, saying it is a "big diplomatic victory" and the NDA dispensation succeeded where the UPA "failed".
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US Welcomes India Joining MTCR
The US has welcomed India joining as the 35th member of the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), saying New Delhi has demonstrated "a sustained commitment to nonproliferation".
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France Welcomes India's Accession To Elite Missile Technology Group
France, a strong backer of India's membership to the multi-lateral export control regimes including NSG, today welcomed India's accession to the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR).
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India Enters Elite Missile Tech Group, Which Has Not Yet Admitted China
India on Monday joined an exclusive club of countries controlling exports in missile technology, just a day after decrying its exclusion from the Nuclear Supplies Group or NSG, which governs international nuclear fuel and technology.
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Big Boost To Missile Technology As India Becomes Full Member Of MTCR
India formally joined the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) today as a full member and said its entry would be mutually beneficial to enhance global non-proliferation norms.
