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No Nuke Club NSG Member Has Explicitly Opposed India's Membership: Government
No member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) has "explicitly" opposed India's membership to the grouping while certain procedural and process-related issues have been raised by a few members, the government said on Thursday.
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Nuke Club, Masood Azhar Issues Mustn't Be 'Stumbling Blocks': China On Ties With India
China on Wednesday said differences over India's NSG membership bid and designating of JeM chief Masood Azhar as a terrorist by the UN should not be "stumbling blocks" in developing ties and asserted that both sides must respect each other's core interests and major concerns.
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Nuke Club NSG Draft Rule May Allow India In, Leave Pakistan Out: Report
A draft proposal for accepting new members into the Nuclear Suppliers Group paves the way for India's entry but leaves Pakistan out, says a US-based arms control organisation.
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US Senator Praises Nuke Club NSG After India Failed To Get Membership
A US Senator has praised the NSG for deciding against granting India membership of the grouping immediately, after the elite group's plenary meeting ended in Seoul with no decision on India's membership in face of strong China-led opposition.
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Any Exemption To India For Nuke Club Must Also Apply To Pak: Chinese Media
In an unusual move, China's state media today defended Pakistan's nuclear record, saying it was AQ Khan who was responsible for atomic proliferation which was not backed by the government and argued that any exemption to India for NSG entry should also be given to Pakistan.
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David Cameron Assures PM Modi Of UK's Support For India's Nuke Club Bid
British Premier David Cameron has assured Prime Minister Narendra Modi of the UK's "firm support" for India's NSG membership bid, a boost to the country ahead of the nuclear trading club's crucial meeting next week.
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India 'Inching Closer' To Nuke Club (NSG) Membership, Notes Chinese State Media
Acknowledging that India is "inching closer" to get membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group, Chinese official media today said if New Delhi is admitted into the elite grouping, "nuclear balance" between India and Pakistan will be broken.
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Congress Targets Amit Shah Over 'Limited Knowledge Of International Affairs'
The Congress today ridiculed BJP president Amit Shah for his statement that US support for India's bid to enter the multi-lateral export control regimes MTCR and NSG will "pave the way for India to become an important arms exporter", by saying that the BJP "needs to understand that MTCR was about controlling proliferation of missiles and not becomi...
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Pakistan Lobbies With Mexico And Italy For Nuke Club NSG's Membership
Intensifying efforts to seek backing for its membership to the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), Pakistan's top foreign advisor on Friday spoke to the Mexican and Italian foreign ministers -- a day after both countries indicated support for India's bid.
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Not Without Pak: China Toughens Stand On India In Nuke Club NSG
China is leading the opposition to India joining the main club of countries that control access to sensitive nuclear technology, diplomats said on Thursday as the group met in Vienna to discuss India's membership bid, filed in May.
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No Nuke Club NSG Member Has Explicitly Opposed India's Membership: Government
No member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) has "explicitly" opposed India's membership to the grouping while certain procedural and process-related issues have been raised by a few members, the government said on Thursday.
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Nuke Club, Masood Azhar Issues Mustn't Be 'Stumbling Blocks': China On Ties With India
China on Wednesday said differences over India's NSG membership bid and designating of JeM chief Masood Azhar as a terrorist by the UN should not be "stumbling blocks" in developing ties and asserted that both sides must respect each other's core interests and major concerns.
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Nuke Club NSG Draft Rule May Allow India In, Leave Pakistan Out: Report
A draft proposal for accepting new members into the Nuclear Suppliers Group paves the way for India's entry but leaves Pakistan out, says a US-based arms control organisation.
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US Senator Praises Nuke Club NSG After India Failed To Get Membership
A US Senator has praised the NSG for deciding against granting India membership of the grouping immediately, after the elite group's plenary meeting ended in Seoul with no decision on India's membership in face of strong China-led opposition.
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Any Exemption To India For Nuke Club Must Also Apply To Pak: Chinese Media
In an unusual move, China's state media today defended Pakistan's nuclear record, saying it was AQ Khan who was responsible for atomic proliferation which was not backed by the government and argued that any exemption to India for NSG entry should also be given to Pakistan.
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David Cameron Assures PM Modi Of UK's Support For India's Nuke Club Bid
British Premier David Cameron has assured Prime Minister Narendra Modi of the UK's "firm support" for India's NSG membership bid, a boost to the country ahead of the nuclear trading club's crucial meeting next week.
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India 'Inching Closer' To Nuke Club (NSG) Membership, Notes Chinese State Media
Acknowledging that India is "inching closer" to get membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group, Chinese official media today said if New Delhi is admitted into the elite grouping, "nuclear balance" between India and Pakistan will be broken.
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Congress Targets Amit Shah Over 'Limited Knowledge Of International Affairs'
The Congress today ridiculed BJP president Amit Shah for his statement that US support for India's bid to enter the multi-lateral export control regimes MTCR and NSG will "pave the way for India to become an important arms exporter", by saying that the BJP "needs to understand that MTCR was about controlling proliferation of missiles and not becomi...
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Pakistan Lobbies With Mexico And Italy For Nuke Club NSG's Membership
Intensifying efforts to seek backing for its membership to the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), Pakistan's top foreign advisor on Friday spoke to the Mexican and Italian foreign ministers -- a day after both countries indicated support for India's bid.
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Not Without Pak: China Toughens Stand On India In Nuke Club NSG
China is leading the opposition to India joining the main club of countries that control access to sensitive nuclear technology, diplomats said on Thursday as the group met in Vienna to discuss India's membership bid, filed in May.
