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SASSI hosts three day FMCT Conference in Islamabad: Federal Interior Minister maintained that the Fissile Material Cut-Off Treaty is unfavourable for the security and stability of Pakistan. More >>> |
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Maria Sultan: Pakistan’s position on the issue of blocking the negotiations of FMT at the CD cannot be seen in isolation and is the product of destabilising trends in the S. Asian region and the global nuclear non-proliferation regime. More >>> |
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Islamabad: Pakistan’s credible nuclear deterrence will be eroded if world powers continue to assist India with the development of advanced nuclear technology, according to Dr Maria Sultan, a security analyst and the head of the South Asian Strategic Stability Institute (SASSI). More >>> |
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The Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) created discrimination between haves and have-nots. Now the world is asking Pakistan to stop producing fissile material meaning that they are not recognising it as a nuclear weapon state, said Federal Minister for Interior Rehman Malik. More >>> |
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Recently India conducted a successful ballistic missile defence test which was capable enough to intercept and kill the incoming missile. This shows that Indian ballistic missile defence program comprising of long range tracking radar, command and control system and the interceptor, is maturing at a faster pace. As a result, the South Asian strategic stability would be challenged as there are diversification of threats and limited response options, BMD adds value to the complexity of the region. More >>> |
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SASSI Delegation attend Carnegie 2011 Nuclear Policy Conference March 28 and 29th. The 2011 Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference focused on new actors and new agendas, reflecting the dynamism of the global nuclear order and the need to develop cooperative responses to challenges being posed by changing technology, distributions of political power, interest in nuclear energy, and security conditions in key regions. More >>> |