More: Nuclear Proliferation
The Sino-US relations – Recalibration or Repetition?
T he Chinese grab for fossil fuels or its military competition for naval control is not a challenge but rather a boost for...
The Indo-U.S. Cruel Romance
T he growing relation between United States and India revolves around collective security interests and heeded in diplomatic circles, especially by the U.S....
Unfolding Nuclear Supplier Group
I n the early 70’s Indian tests created an unrest in the Asian region. These experiments by Indians forced international community to make...
A few foreign policy issues that should had more emphasis during the run-up to the U.S. Election
A part from the major issues that have been discussed by the Presidential candidates, there are a few foreign policy issues which have...
CTBT: A Growing Challenge
With the end of the mutual deterrence between east and the west, and with the nuclearisation of South Asia, number of serious efforts were...
The end of the US-Russian agreement on plutonium
On October 3 last the Russian Federation suspended the agreement reached in 2000 with the United States to downblend the bilateral surplus plutonium for...
Vienna and Munich Agreements: Does History Repeat Itself?
Robert A. Heinlein's assertion "A generation which ignores history has no past; and no future," is a good starter to understand the issue of...
Over NSG, India is its own rival
Despite support from the US, India could not get Nuclear Suppliers Group membership during the two-day plenary at Seoul in June. New Delhi’s eagerness...
The Irony of NSG canon
As the meeting concluded by 48 members of Nuclear Supplier Group (NSG), procedural hurdles persistently stay there despite hectic lobbying efforts by Indian Government....
The Greatness of a ‘Normal’ Iran: The Real Challenges for a Post-JCPOA
The recent Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) agreements between Iran and the international community will, no doubt, have a major impact on Iranian...