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PM Narendra Modi Greets Nawaz Sharif, To Meet China's Xi Jinping Today: 10 Points
On his second day in Kazakhstan capital Asthana, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping this morning on the margins of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation or SCO - a consortium that focuses on security and trade. This was the first meeting of the two leaders to build on common interests in eight months; much of it spent und...
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Ready To Discuss Arms Control Measures With India, Says Pakistan
Pakistan today said it is ready to discuss arms control and restraint measures with India to avoid unnecessary arms race in the region, days after US President Barack Obama asked both the nations to reduce its nuclear arsenal.
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US Attuned To India's Security Concerns, Clarifies White House
The White House has insisted that it is "attuned" to the security concerns of India even as it reiterated US President Barack Obama's views on nuclear and missile developments in South Asia.
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At Dinner With Obama, PM Modi Warns About State Actors Abetting Terrorists
Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned global leaders from over 50 nations gathered in Washington to discuss nuclear terrorism that state actors working with nuclear traffickers and terrorists present the greatest risk.
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Obama At Nuclear Summit: India, Pakistan Should Reduce Nuclear Threat
Just a day after the show of solidarity with India's Prime Minister at the White House Dinner, US President Barack Obama said India and Pakistan both need to reduce the subcontinent's serious nuclear threat.
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Pakistan Says Its Nuclear Programme 'Modest' Compared To India
In the background of the Nuclear Security Summit hosted by the US, Pakistan today said that its 40-year-old nuclear programme was modest and for the country's defence, and was not meant to threaten anyone.
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N.Korea Has Nukes And An Unpredictable Leader
North Korea isn't part of the official agenda at the two-day nuclear security summit hosted by President Barack Obama in Washington that begans Thursday, but it is the most volatile security risk that can potentially reverse all the progress he has made on nuclear security in Northeast Asia.
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'NSS Should Address Security Concerns Of Pak Nuclear Arsenal': US Congressman
Ahead of the two-day Nuclear Security Summit starting today, a US lawmaker has hoped the international meeting would address security concerns over Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.
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Nuclear Armed Pakistan Poses A Major Terrorist Threat: Donald Trump
Ahead of the crucial Nuclear Security Summit, Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has claimed he alone can solve the problem of Islamist terrorism with a nuclear armed Pakistan posing a "vital" issue.
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Battlefield Nuclear Weapons Deployment By Pak Raises Risks: US
Ahead of the crucial Nuclear Security Summit this week, the Obama administration has expressed concern over Pakistan's continuing deployment of battlefield nuclear weapons and said this increases nuclear risks.
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Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Cancels US Visit Due To Lahore Attack
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today cancelled his upcoming visit to the United States where he was scheduled to attend the Nuclear Security Summit later this week in the backdrop of the deadly terror attack in Lahore.
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High Risk Of Theft Of Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons, Warns US Report
With Pakistan moving towards tactical nuclear weapons, there is an increasingly higher risk of nuclear theft, a top US think-tank report has warned ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington later this month.
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US Expresses Concerns Over Pakistan's Deployment Of Nuclear Weapons
Days ahead of the crucial Nuclear Security Summit, the Obama Administration has expressed concern over the deployment of "battlefield nuclear weapons" by Pakistan, calling it "destabilising aspects of their nuclear programme".
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Prime Ministers Modi And Sharif May Meet In Washington, Says Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif may meet his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi in Washington later this month on the sidelines of the Nuclear Security Summit, a top aide to Pakistan Premier said today.
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As nuclear summit begins, all eyes on Pak
The Nuclear Security Summit gets underway in Washington and Pakistan is in the focus of the world.
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PM Narendra Modi Greets Nawaz Sharif, To Meet China's Xi Jinping Today: 10 Points
On his second day in Kazakhstan capital Asthana, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping this morning on the margins of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation or SCO - a consortium that focuses on security and trade. This was the first meeting of the two leaders to build on common interests in eight months; much of it spent und...
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Ready To Discuss Arms Control Measures With India, Says Pakistan
Pakistan today said it is ready to discuss arms control and restraint measures with India to avoid unnecessary arms race in the region, days after US President Barack Obama asked both the nations to reduce its nuclear arsenal.
-
US Attuned To India's Security Concerns, Clarifies White House
The White House has insisted that it is "attuned" to the security concerns of India even as it reiterated US President Barack Obama's views on nuclear and missile developments in South Asia.
-
At Dinner With Obama, PM Modi Warns About State Actors Abetting Terrorists
Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned global leaders from over 50 nations gathered in Washington to discuss nuclear terrorism that state actors working with nuclear traffickers and terrorists present the greatest risk.
-
Obama At Nuclear Summit: India, Pakistan Should Reduce Nuclear Threat
Just a day after the show of solidarity with India's Prime Minister at the White House Dinner, US President Barack Obama said India and Pakistan both need to reduce the subcontinent's serious nuclear threat.
-
Pakistan Says Its Nuclear Programme 'Modest' Compared To India
In the background of the Nuclear Security Summit hosted by the US, Pakistan today said that its 40-year-old nuclear programme was modest and for the country's defence, and was not meant to threaten anyone.
-
N.Korea Has Nukes And An Unpredictable Leader
North Korea isn't part of the official agenda at the two-day nuclear security summit hosted by President Barack Obama in Washington that begans Thursday, but it is the most volatile security risk that can potentially reverse all the progress he has made on nuclear security in Northeast Asia.
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'NSS Should Address Security Concerns Of Pak Nuclear Arsenal': US Congressman
Ahead of the two-day Nuclear Security Summit starting today, a US lawmaker has hoped the international meeting would address security concerns over Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.
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Nuclear Armed Pakistan Poses A Major Terrorist Threat: Donald Trump
Ahead of the crucial Nuclear Security Summit, Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has claimed he alone can solve the problem of Islamist terrorism with a nuclear armed Pakistan posing a "vital" issue.
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Battlefield Nuclear Weapons Deployment By Pak Raises Risks: US
Ahead of the crucial Nuclear Security Summit this week, the Obama administration has expressed concern over Pakistan's continuing deployment of battlefield nuclear weapons and said this increases nuclear risks.
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Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Cancels US Visit Due To Lahore Attack
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today cancelled his upcoming visit to the United States where he was scheduled to attend the Nuclear Security Summit later this week in the backdrop of the deadly terror attack in Lahore.
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High Risk Of Theft Of Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons, Warns US Report
With Pakistan moving towards tactical nuclear weapons, there is an increasingly higher risk of nuclear theft, a top US think-tank report has warned ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington later this month.
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US Expresses Concerns Over Pakistan's Deployment Of Nuclear Weapons
Days ahead of the crucial Nuclear Security Summit, the Obama Administration has expressed concern over the deployment of "battlefield nuclear weapons" by Pakistan, calling it "destabilising aspects of their nuclear programme".
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Prime Ministers Modi And Sharif May Meet In Washington, Says Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif may meet his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi in Washington later this month on the sidelines of the Nuclear Security Summit, a top aide to Pakistan Premier said today.
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As nuclear summit begins, all eyes on Pak
The Nuclear Security Summit gets underway in Washington and Pakistan is in the focus of the world.
