Why Modi Government Has Correctly Ignored AQ Khan's Nuclear Taunt
Opinion | Mani Shankar Aiyar | Monday June 6, 2016
AQ Khan, the "Father of the Pakistan Bomb", caused something of a flutter among the dovecotes when he declared at a function,on Mondaylast week,to mark the anniversary of the unveiling of Pakistan's nuclear weapon on May 28, 1998, that "Pakistan has the ability to target New Delhi in five minutes".
North Korea Nuke Test Brings Pak's Proliferation Record In Focus
World News | Press Trust of India | Thursday January 7, 2016
Top US lawmakers and experts had expressed concern over Pakistan's proliferation history and its nexus with rogue nations like North Korea in helping them acquire nuclear weapons, a month before Pyongyang successfully conducted its first hydrogen bomb test.
Pakistan's nuclear bombs could be hijacked by radicals, claims scientist
World News | Press Trust of India | Friday February 1, 2013
Increasing radicalisation within Pakistan's military could lead to its nuclear weapons being hijacked by radical Islamists, a Pakistani scientist has warned.
UN investigators find new signs of Syria-Pakistan nuke tie
World News | Associated Press | Tuesday November 1, 2011
U.N. investigators have identified a previously unknown complex in Syria that bolsters suspicions that the Syrian government worked with A.Q. Khan, the father of Pakistan's atomic bomb, to acquire technology that could make nuclear arms.
After blasts, praise for India's restraint in remarks
India News | The New York Times | Friday July 15, 2011
India's government showed extraordinary restraint after Pakistani terrorists killed more than 160 people in Mumbai in 2008. The fear ever since then has been that another attack could spark a war between India and Pakistan, rivals with nuclear weapons.
Al Qaeda could get nukes from Pakistan: US
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday April 13, 2010
The US believes Al Qaeda is actively in search of a nuclear bomb and fears it could get one through criminal gangs or by infiltrating nuclear labs in Pakistan or other vulnerable nations.
Why Modi Government Has Correctly Ignored AQ Khan's Nuclear Taunt
Opinion | Mani Shankar Aiyar | Monday June 6, 2016
AQ Khan, the "Father of the Pakistan Bomb", caused something of a flutter among the dovecotes when he declared at a function,on Mondaylast week,to mark the anniversary of the unveiling of Pakistan's nuclear weapon on May 28, 1998, that "Pakistan has the ability to target New Delhi in five minutes".
North Korea Nuke Test Brings Pak's Proliferation Record In Focus
World News | Press Trust of India | Thursday January 7, 2016
Top US lawmakers and experts had expressed concern over Pakistan's proliferation history and its nexus with rogue nations like North Korea in helping them acquire nuclear weapons, a month before Pyongyang successfully conducted its first hydrogen bomb test.
Pakistan's nuclear bombs could be hijacked by radicals, claims scientist
World News | Press Trust of India | Friday February 1, 2013
Increasing radicalisation within Pakistan's military could lead to its nuclear weapons being hijacked by radical Islamists, a Pakistani scientist has warned.
UN investigators find new signs of Syria-Pakistan nuke tie
World News | Associated Press | Tuesday November 1, 2011
U.N. investigators have identified a previously unknown complex in Syria that bolsters suspicions that the Syrian government worked with A.Q. Khan, the father of Pakistan's atomic bomb, to acquire technology that could make nuclear arms.
After blasts, praise for India's restraint in remarks
India News | The New York Times | Friday July 15, 2011
India's government showed extraordinary restraint after Pakistani terrorists killed more than 160 people in Mumbai in 2008. The fear ever since then has been that another attack could spark a war between India and Pakistan, rivals with nuclear weapons.
Al Qaeda could get nukes from Pakistan: US
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday April 13, 2010
The US believes Al Qaeda is actively in search of a nuclear bomb and fears it could get one through criminal gangs or by infiltrating nuclear labs in Pakistan or other vulnerable nations.
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