More: Nuclear Proliferation
Indian Nuclear Explosions of May 98 and Befitting Response
India
started nuclear program soon after independence. The Atomic Energy Act was
passed on 15 April 1948, leading to the establishment of the Indian Atomic
Energy Commission...
Iran’s game just started
By announcing that Iran will begin keeping its excess uranium and heavy
water, the Islamic Republic now sends a firm and clear message to the...
Insecurity of India’s Nuclear Weapons
After 1945, it came into the knowledge that nuclear weapons are
the most destructive, lethal and powerful weapon on the planet earth, which can
wipe out...
Russia and North Korea: Key areas for cooperation
The April 25 meeting in Vladivostok between
President Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un was their first since the North Korean
leader came to power in 2011....
The meeting between Kim Jong-Un and Vladimir Putin
It was
precisely the clear failure of the meeting held in Hanoi between the North
Korean leader and President Trump, which accelerated North Korea's search for...
Indian Irresponsible Behavior as Nuclear Power
The debate
between nuclear haves and have-nots over safety and security of nuclear
material has long been dominated by the evolving discourse on futuristic
scenarios particularly the...
Washington- Pyongyang: A third attempt?
During a recent meeting with his South Korean
counterpart Moon Jae-in at the White House, US President Donald Trump said that
while a step-by-step agreement with...
North Korea’s future international relations
Rumors are
rife in world diplomacy circles that the United States wanted to force the hand
in the recent talks with North Korea held in Hanoi...
Prospect of a nuclear war ‘higher than it has been in generations’
In a world defined by “competition over cooperation, and the acquisition
of arms, prioritized over the pursuit of diplomacy”, the threat of a nuclear
weapon being...
From Nuclear Energy to Nuclear Proliferator
Remembering “Atoms for Peace” speech? What
was the point of peace if billions remained in poverty? President Eisenhower believed that arm’s reduction wouldn’t be sufficient...