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Any Exemption To India For Nuke Club Must Also Apply To Pak: Chinese Media
In an unusual move, China's state media today defended Pakistan's nuclear record, saying it was AQ Khan who was responsible for atomic proliferation which was not backed by the government and argued that any exemption to India for NSG entry should also be given to Pakistan.
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North Korea Nuke Test Brings Pak's Proliferation Record In Focus
Top US lawmakers and experts had expressed concern over Pakistan's proliferation history and its nexus with rogue nations like North Korea in helping them acquire nuclear weapons, a month before Pyongyang successfully conducted its first hydrogen bomb test.
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Pakistani nuclear scientist AQ Khan wants to contest elections
Disgraced Pakistan nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan has expressed his willingness to contest elections while suggesting the formation of a government of technocrats because politicians have failed to deliver good governance.
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Gave Pak N-bomb, but was 'stabbed in back' by army: AQ Khan
Disgraced nuclear scientist A Q Khan has said he did Pakistan a favour by making the atomic bomb but was "stabbed in the back by the very people who benefited most" from his work - the army.Khan, who now gets a "special pension" from the Pakistani army, also contended that India and Pakistan have not fought a war since 1971 because both countries p...
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Pak allows AQ Khan to attend public functions
Disgraced nuclear scientist A Q Khan has been allowed by Pakistani authorities to attend public functions after being kept in "protective custody" for the past six years following his acknowledgment that he ran a clandestine proliferation network.Khan attended the convocation of a private university yesterday and was seen sitting on the dais alongs...
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Pak govt reimposes restrictions on A Q Khan
Disgraced Pakistani nuclear scientist A Q Khan on Monday moved the Lahore High Court alleging that the government has reimposed restrictions on his free movement.The High Court had last month lifted restrictions on the 72-year-old Khan's free movement.However, the federal government did not "fully comply" with the court's order due to "immense pres...
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Any Exemption To India For Nuke Club Must Also Apply To Pak: Chinese Media
In an unusual move, China's state media today defended Pakistan's nuclear record, saying it was AQ Khan who was responsible for atomic proliferation which was not backed by the government and argued that any exemption to India for NSG entry should also be given to Pakistan.
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North Korea Nuke Test Brings Pak's Proliferation Record In Focus
Top US lawmakers and experts had expressed concern over Pakistan's proliferation history and its nexus with rogue nations like North Korea in helping them acquire nuclear weapons, a month before Pyongyang successfully conducted its first hydrogen bomb test.
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Pakistani nuclear scientist AQ Khan wants to contest elections
Disgraced Pakistan nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan has expressed his willingness to contest elections while suggesting the formation of a government of technocrats because politicians have failed to deliver good governance.
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Gave Pak N-bomb, but was 'stabbed in back' by army: AQ Khan
Disgraced nuclear scientist A Q Khan has said he did Pakistan a favour by making the atomic bomb but was "stabbed in the back by the very people who benefited most" from his work - the army.Khan, who now gets a "special pension" from the Pakistani army, also contended that India and Pakistan have not fought a war since 1971 because both countries p...
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Pak allows AQ Khan to attend public functions
Disgraced nuclear scientist A Q Khan has been allowed by Pakistani authorities to attend public functions after being kept in "protective custody" for the past six years following his acknowledgment that he ran a clandestine proliferation network.Khan attended the convocation of a private university yesterday and was seen sitting on the dais alongs...
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Pak govt reimposes restrictions on A Q Khan
Disgraced Pakistani nuclear scientist A Q Khan on Monday moved the Lahore High Court alleging that the government has reimposed restrictions on his free movement.The High Court had last month lifted restrictions on the 72-year-old Khan's free movement.However, the federal government did not "fully comply" with the court's order due to "immense pres...
