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India's Membership To Nuke Club NSG Can't Be Farewell Gift: China Tells US
China today said admission of non-NPT signatories in the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG cannot be a "farewell gift" for countries to give to each other, a day after the outgoing Obama administration asserted that Beijing was an "outlier" in the efforts to make India a member of the elite nuclear club.
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Nuke Club NSG Draft Rule May Allow India's Membership, Leave Pakistan Out
A new draft proposal circulated among Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG member states early this month could pave the way for India to become a member of the elite club, but this is unlikely to happen before the end of the Barack Obama presidency next month.
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Pakistan Wary Of Nuclear Suppliers Group 'Exemption' For India: Report
Pakistan is encouraged by growing support in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) for establishing criteria for membership of non-NPT countries, but are wary of "big powers" pressurising smaller countries into granting exemptions for India in the admission process, media reported on Wednesday.
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Ahead of Nuke Club NSG Meet, China Refuses To Budge On India
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.
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NSG Membership Priority For India: Foreign Ministry
India today reaffirmed its stance on Nuke club NSG membership, saying it "is a priority". China had on Wednesday said it is yet to form a position on the accession of any non-NPT country into the elite nuclear club.
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No Position Yet On India's Entry Into Nuke Club NSG, Says China
China today said it is yet to form a position on the accession of any specific non-NPT country into the NSG, as it parried questions on whether its "two-step formula" for allowing new members into the elite nuclear club was aimed at pushing Pakistan's case along with that of India.
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China Suggests Nuclear Club NSG May Not Open For India Later This Year
After India blamed "one country" for keeping it from joining the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, China has retaliated, stating that "many countries" expressed concerns about membership for nations that have not signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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Must Abide By Rules, Says China On India's Nuke Club NSG Bid
Defending its opposition to entry of non-NPT countries like India into NSG, China today said it was guided by the rules of the 48-nation grouping which were not directed against any specific country.
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At Nuclear Club NSG Meet, China Wins This Round Over India: 10 Updates
India's hopes for entry into the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) suffered a setback as the meeting in Seoul ended on Friday with no decision on India's entry into the nuke club. Ahead of the discussions, China's top negotiator told reporters that the country "won't back India or Pakistan" until Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) rules are followed.
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China Claims 'Large Differences' Over India's Inclusion in Nuke Club NSG
China said on Sunday that more talks were needed to build a consensus on which countries can join the main group controlling access to sensitive nuclear technology, after a push by the United States to include India.
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India's Membership To Nuke Club NSG Can't Be Farewell Gift: China Tells US
China today said admission of non-NPT signatories in the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG cannot be a "farewell gift" for countries to give to each other, a day after the outgoing Obama administration asserted that Beijing was an "outlier" in the efforts to make India a member of the elite nuclear club.
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Nuke Club NSG Draft Rule May Allow India's Membership, Leave Pakistan Out
A new draft proposal circulated among Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG member states early this month could pave the way for India to become a member of the elite club, but this is unlikely to happen before the end of the Barack Obama presidency next month.
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Pakistan Wary Of Nuclear Suppliers Group 'Exemption' For India: Report
Pakistan is encouraged by growing support in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) for establishing criteria for membership of non-NPT countries, but are wary of "big powers" pressurising smaller countries into granting exemptions for India in the admission process, media reported on Wednesday.
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Ahead of Nuke Club NSG Meet, China Refuses To Budge On India
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.
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NSG Membership Priority For India: Foreign Ministry
India today reaffirmed its stance on Nuke club NSG membership, saying it "is a priority". China had on Wednesday said it is yet to form a position on the accession of any non-NPT country into the elite nuclear club.
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No Position Yet On India's Entry Into Nuke Club NSG, Says China
China today said it is yet to form a position on the accession of any specific non-NPT country into the NSG, as it parried questions on whether its "two-step formula" for allowing new members into the elite nuclear club was aimed at pushing Pakistan's case along with that of India.
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China Suggests Nuclear Club NSG May Not Open For India Later This Year
After India blamed "one country" for keeping it from joining the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, China has retaliated, stating that "many countries" expressed concerns about membership for nations that have not signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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Must Abide By Rules, Says China On India's Nuke Club NSG Bid
Defending its opposition to entry of non-NPT countries like India into NSG, China today said it was guided by the rules of the 48-nation grouping which were not directed against any specific country.
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At Nuclear Club NSG Meet, China Wins This Round Over India: 10 Updates
India's hopes for entry into the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) suffered a setback as the meeting in Seoul ended on Friday with no decision on India's entry into the nuke club. Ahead of the discussions, China's top negotiator told reporters that the country "won't back India or Pakistan" until Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) rules are followed.
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China Claims 'Large Differences' Over India's Inclusion in Nuke Club NSG
China said on Sunday that more talks were needed to build a consensus on which countries can join the main group controlling access to sensitive nuclear technology, after a push by the United States to include India.
