China On India Nsg Membership

China today asserted its opposition to India's membership bid to the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), saying there is no change in its stand and efforts were on to forge "consensus" among the 48-member elite nuclear club about the admission of new members.

China has once again said that there is no change in its stance on admission of non-NPT states into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG).

China today said it is in touch with Russia over India's entry into the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, but made it clear that its position on the issue remains "unchanged." Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying's comments came a day after External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that India is engaging with Moscow and making ...

China has made it clear that it will continue to block Indias attempt to join the elite Nuclear Supplier Group, claiming that Delhis bid has become -more complicated - under -new circumstances- without elaborating.

China today said India's membership bid in the 48-nation Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG has become "more complicated" under "new circumstances" as it ruled out backing New Delhi's entry in the grouping yet again, saying there should be a non-discriminatory solution applicable to all non-NPT signatory countries. China has been blocking India's entry...

India on Tuesday thanked Germany for backing its membership bid in the Nuclear Suppliers Group as the two countries supported each other's candidature for a permanent seat in a reformed UN Security Council.

The US on Wednesday said it is working with India and NSG members to push for New Delhi's membership in the elite grouping, indicating that there is no change in America's policy on the issue under the Trump administration.

India and China made no headway on critical issues including New Delhi's entry into the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG and its demand to list Pathankot attack mastermind Masood Azhar as a terrorist by United Nations, at their first strategic dialogue in Beijing today.

China on Wednesday said differences over India's NSG membership bid and designating of JeM chief Masood Azhar as a terrorist by the UN should not be "stumbling blocks" in developing ties and asserted that both sides must respect each other's core interests and major concerns.

A day after China came out strongly against the Obama administration regarding India's membership bid to the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, outgoing US envoy Richard Verma today exuded confidence that the Donald Trump government would be able to overcome the Chinese hurdle.

India's diplomatic efforts to get China's support for its Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG membership bid and getting Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar designated as a terrorist by the United Nations seems to be making no headway, with Beijing today saying its stand on the two key issues "remains unchanged".

China, which has been blocking India's NSG bid, today maintained its tough stand on the issue and called for a two-step "non-discriminatory" solution to admit non-NPT members into the 48-member elite grouping.

Ahead of a Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG meeting in Vienna on Friday, China has said there is "no change" in its stand that India's membership can be considered only if rules for the entry of countries that are not signatories to the non-Nuclear Proliferation Treaty (NPT) are decided first.

India and China today held "substantive and constructive" discussions on India's bid for Nuclear Suppliers Group membership during the second round of talks between their top nuclear experts in Beijing.

India and China will soon hold a dialogue on New Delhi's bid for membership of the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) in which it hopes "differences" will be narrowed down.

China today asserted its opposition to India's membership bid to the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), saying there is no change in its stand and efforts were on to forge "consensus" among the 48-member elite nuclear club about the admission of new members.

China has once again said that there is no change in its stance on admission of non-NPT states into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG).

China today said it is in touch with Russia over India's entry into the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, but made it clear that its position on the issue remains "unchanged." Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying's comments came a day after External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that India is engaging with Moscow and making ...

China has made it clear that it will continue to block Indias attempt to join the elite Nuclear Supplier Group, claiming that Delhis bid has become -more complicated - under -new circumstances- without elaborating.

China today said India's membership bid in the 48-nation Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG has become "more complicated" under "new circumstances" as it ruled out backing New Delhi's entry in the grouping yet again, saying there should be a non-discriminatory solution applicable to all non-NPT signatory countries. China has been blocking India's entry...

India on Tuesday thanked Germany for backing its membership bid in the Nuclear Suppliers Group as the two countries supported each other's candidature for a permanent seat in a reformed UN Security Council.

The US on Wednesday said it is working with India and NSG members to push for New Delhi's membership in the elite grouping, indicating that there is no change in America's policy on the issue under the Trump administration.

India and China made no headway on critical issues including New Delhi's entry into the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG and its demand to list Pathankot attack mastermind Masood Azhar as a terrorist by United Nations, at their first strategic dialogue in Beijing today.

China on Wednesday said differences over India's NSG membership bid and designating of JeM chief Masood Azhar as a terrorist by the UN should not be "stumbling blocks" in developing ties and asserted that both sides must respect each other's core interests and major concerns.

A day after China came out strongly against the Obama administration regarding India's membership bid to the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, outgoing US envoy Richard Verma today exuded confidence that the Donald Trump government would be able to overcome the Chinese hurdle.

India's diplomatic efforts to get China's support for its Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG membership bid and getting Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar designated as a terrorist by the United Nations seems to be making no headway, with Beijing today saying its stand on the two key issues "remains unchanged".

China, which has been blocking India's NSG bid, today maintained its tough stand on the issue and called for a two-step "non-discriminatory" solution to admit non-NPT members into the 48-member elite grouping.

Ahead of a Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG meeting in Vienna on Friday, China has said there is "no change" in its stand that India's membership can be considered only if rules for the entry of countries that are not signatories to the non-Nuclear Proliferation Treaty (NPT) are decided first.

India and China today held "substantive and constructive" discussions on India's bid for Nuclear Suppliers Group membership during the second round of talks between their top nuclear experts in Beijing.

India and China will soon hold a dialogue on New Delhi's bid for membership of the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) in which it hopes "differences" will be narrowed down.