ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's case of Nuclear Supplier Group’s membership is stronger than India. Pakistan can consider accepting additional non-proliferation obligations, which are demanded by Western countries, only if there is an appropriate quid pro quo, said former senior diplomat Zamir ...

BEIJING - China says its position on India’s application to join the Nuclear Suppliers Group has not changed. Speaking at his regular briefing in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry’s Spokesperson Geng Shuang said joining of NSG by non-NPT countries has no precedent. He said China's ...

WASHINGTON: (APP) A US Senator from the Foreign Relations Committee has lauded Nuclear Supplier Group to decline India's request for membership, saying the decision has strengthened the broader global non-proliferation regime.In a meeting held last week, India was not allowed to participate in the ...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan applied for the membership of Nuclear Supplier Group (NSG) on May 18. It was the deadline for applying to the membership of the elite NSG group. Pakistan's move of applying for the membership of the NSG at the last moment came as a surprise for many and especially for the ...

LAHORE: While criticizing dual standards of US government, Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Siraj ul Haq said that both Pakistan and India are nuclear powers but US wants to make India as a “regional SHO”.While addressing a Iftar dinner party here at today in Mansoora, JI Ameer Siraj ul Haq pointed out ...

ISLAMABAD: Advisor to PM Nawaz on foreign affairs Sartaj Aziz has made it clear that it is the misconception of India that it would be safe from arms race while India wants to nuclearize Indian Ocean.While expressing his views over the adjourned motion move in Senate here at today, Sartaj Aziz said ...

WASHINGTON, (APP): Granting India membership of NSG a ‘dangerous policy’: US Senator The US efforts to support India's membership of the Nuclear Supply Group is a 'dangerous Policy' that will lead to a nuclear arms race in South Asia, a US Senator warned at a hearing on US-India ...

ISLAMABAD, (APP): Pakistan formally applies for Nuclear Supplier Group Membership Pakistan has submitted its formal application for the membership of Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). In a letter addressed to the Chairman of NSG on May 19,the Ambassador of Pakistan in Vienna stated that the decision ...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has formally applied for Nuclear Supplier Group membership here at today while Foreign office Spokesperson said that Pakistan has met all the requirements for the membership of group.As per details, the application has been sent to Chairman Nuclear Supplier Group last day while ...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Foreign Office Spokesperson Nafees Zikria made it clear that whenever India wants dialogue, Pakistan is ready to dialogues because both countries only can resolve their issues via negotiations.While addressing a weekly press briefing here at today at Foreign Office, Nafees said ...