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Outside View // 1 decade ago

Outside View: Getting to nuke zero

It is remarkable how unremarkable calls for eliminating nuclear weapons altogether have become. As before, they have elicited push-back from those who believe abolition is unrealistic and dangerous. These rejoinders must be taken seriously, but no one has proposed a safer end-state to our nuclear dilemma.

Outside View // 1 decade ago

Outside View: Orbital satellite killers-1

Did China successfully destory its own satellite with a kinetic interceptor weapon? Or was the satellite just self-destructed?

Outside View // 1 decade ago

Outside View: India and nonproliferation

Nonproliferation advocates in Washington argue that recent U.S. efforts extending civilian nuclear cooperation with India would undercut global nonproliferation

Defense News // 1 decade ago

U.S. pushes nuclear deal with India

A skeptical Congress is weighing the advantages of a U.S. nuclear technology deal with India amid calls by the Bush administration not to dilute the pact and pl

Defense News // 1 decade ago

S. Asia nuclear rhetoric raised risks

India and Pakistan blocked official channels of communication during the 2001-02 border crisis, increasing the possibility of a nuclear conflict in one of the w

Defense News // 2 decades ago

No pressure on Pakistan to give up nukes

No world power, including the United States, ever asked Pakistan to give up its nuclear option, not even after the current nuclear scandal, foreign policy exper

Top News // 2 decades ago

Pakistan's missile test shows nuclear aim

Pakistan's missile test Tuesday is a display of the country's intention to keep its nuclear weapons, experts say.

Entertainment News // 2 decades ago

Pakistan's test shows nuclear intent

Pakistan's missile test Tuesday is a display of the country's intention to keep its nuclear weapons, experts say.

Defense News // 2 decades ago

Pakistan shows intent to keep nukes

Soon after testing another long-range missile Tuesday, Pakistan announced it does not intend to roll back its nuclear program.

Defense News // 2 decades ago

Analysis: U.S. expands South Asia role

Since Dec. 15, when a terrorist attack on the Indian parliament launched India and Pakistan back on the war path, the United States has had a one-point agenda in the Subcontinent: preventing the two nuclear rivals from cutting each other's throats. But du

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Better Safe than Sorry: The Ironies of Living with the Bomb
Outside View: Getting to nuke zero Feb 12, 2009

This important analysis clarifies that contradictory signaling can be expected during a crisis in South Asia since national leaders will be addressing domestic, cross-border, and international audiences
S. Asia nuclear rhetoric raised risks May 04, 2004

If a country acquires the nuclear option, it has an obligation to be able to be responsible for that capability. Pakistan has not demonstrated that, and that's what world capitals are saying to Pakistan
No pressure on Pakistan to give up nukes Mar 12, 2004

There never was any pressure on Pakistan to give up its nuclear program. It's the political opposition in Pakistan that thought so
No pressure on Pakistan to give up nukes Mar 12, 2004

Missile flight testing is not going to stop in South Asia, what can be done is to reduce anxiety and to clarify non-threatening postures
Pakistan shows intent to keep nukes Mar 09, 2004