Bill Clinton's visit in March 2000 came less than two years after bilateral relations hit their low in May 1998 after India ...

And decades of deadly clashes between India and Pakistan shrank to a restrained conflict followed by smaller skirmishes after both sides tested nuclear weapons in 1998. But nuclear arms have long had ...

Everyone should understand that if the liberal order falls, the nonproliferation regime would fall with it. And the powers ...

A new report finds the number of "available for use" nuclear weapons is continuing to grow despite non-proliferation efforts. The findings have been released as international talks continue at the ...

New advances in missile technology risk undermining strategic stability in the region – and increasing the odds of conflict.

One is that North Korea must not possess nuclear weapons. Of course ... Over the years three other states, Israel, India, and Pakistan, crashed the nuclear circle and were ultimately accommodated ...

In the last six decades, only four additional countries (Israel, India, Pakistan and North Korea) have developed full-fledged nuclear weapons, although a few others (notably Iran) have come close.

"Nuclear weapons are the ultimate deterrent ... fully fledged deterrent suitable for its own strategic use, much like Pakistan, India, and North Korea. But "that process would have taken time ...

BEIJING: Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Mao Ning, on Friday said that China believes that a five-pronged plan can ...

For now, there are only nine states believed to be in possession of nuclear weapons, in order of number of warheads: Russia, the United States, China, France, Britain, India, Pakistan, Israel and ...

and Pakistan have not signed on. The Holy See was the first to sign the treaty, which includes a set of prohibitions on participating in any nuclear weapons activities. These include developing ...

The blacklisted companies from China included six subsidiaries of Inspur Group – a leading cloud computing and big data ...