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The Journal of South Asian Non-Proliferation The Journal of South Asian Non-Proliferation is an online compendium of non-proliferation related publications. It is a periodic compilation of news, official statements, and expert analyses related to South Asian non-proliferation issues. |
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A World Free of Nuclear Weapons The Pakistani Army and Post-Election Scenarios Pakistan and the War on Terror: Conflicted Goals, Compromised Performance Seminars Indo-US Nuclear Cooperation and the Developing Deterrence Debate in Pakistan Conferences Enhancing the Role of the Media in Security Issues, Islamabad, Strengthened Export Controls, Brussels, Nov. 2006
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The South Asian Strategic Stability Institute (SASSI) in collaboration with the Institute of Strategic Studies, Islamabad cordially invites you to a Seminar on INDO-US NUCLEAR DEAL on Wednesday, September 24,2008 at 11:00 Hrs.
Please click on the image above to download the PDF Version of the Programme Pakistan should convince world to sign nuclear deal like India - Associated Press Pakistan Indo-US Nuclear Deal The News Pakistan should persuade world to sign nuclear deals: Dr Ishfaq Ahmed PakTribune
The Los Angeles Times September 30, 2008; WASHINGTON -- The escalating insurgency in Afghanistan is being spearheaded by a trio of warlords who came to prominence in the CIA-backed war to oust the Soviets but who now direct attacks against U.S. forces from havens in Pakistan, according to U.S. military and intelligence officials. Militant groups led by the three veteran mujahedin are behind a sharp increase this year in the number and sophistication of attacks in Afghanistan and pose a major challenge to President Bush's hope of stabilizing the country by deploying thousands of additional troops. More >>>
By Zulfaqr Khan Pakistan’s Non-Proliferation Principles This is a PDF document. |
Nuclear Export Controls in India: A Review of Existing Systems and Prospects for Enhanced India-US Cooperation. By Gaurav Rajen ABSTRACT The objective of this paper is to review the governing system of export controls that India has created. The paper first focuses on the development and a description of India’s nuclear control list. Then a description of the approval/denial process used within India to control the export of dual-use items is presented. The paper is a review of the existing system, and as such represents a resource for analysts to begin assessing vulnerabilities and techniques for strengthening Indian export control systems. Finally, the paper suggests some ideas for strengthening cooperation between the US and Indian governments in enhancing export controls. Possible increased cooperation could include working with trade and small business associations and institutes of foreign trade education to create greater awareness among key players – the small trading houses and suppliers likely to be handling sensitive materials.PDF
The Henry J. Hyde Act and the 123 Agreement: An Assessment
By Maria Sultan & Mian Behzad Adil September 2008 Click on the document above for the PDF version of this document
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Research Report 16 Understanding Pakistan's Energy Security Needs and the Role of Nuclear Energy By Jack Boureston
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Research Report No. 9 The Indo-US Strategic Relationship and Pakistan’s Security
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Research Report No. 7 Indo-US 123 Agreement: Impacts on Deterrence Stability in South Asia By Nasrullah Mirza & Muhammad Sadiq
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Research Report No. 10 Indo-US Nuclear Deal: Implications for Non-Proliferation By Gurmeet Kanwal
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