Nuclear Security Summit Washington

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.

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.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his British counterpart David Cameron in Washington on the sidelines of Nuclear Security Summit (NSS) during which the two leaders held talks on defence co-operation and Make in India.

India has finally decided to join "gift baskets" at the Fourth Nuclear Security Summit in Washington on Friday even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi held meetings with several leaders, including British Prime Minister David Cameron, on the sidelines of the summit.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced several key initiatives taken by his government in the area of nuclear security and non-proliferation, including countering nuclear smuggling and deployment of technology to deter nuclear terrorism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left for Saudi Arabia after two days of engagement with world leaders during the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday met with Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev and with Swiss President Johann Schneider-Ammann on the sidelines of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington.

The United States and Japan have completed the removal of all highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium fuels from Japan's Fast Critical Assembly research project, the two countries said on Friday.

US President Barack Obama and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping have agreed to fully implement sanctions against North Korea, in a meeting that was promptly followed by a provocative Pyongyang missile launch.

After a round of bilateral meetings with Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau and UK Prime Minister David Cameron, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is attending the plenary session of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, in which leaders of more than 50 countries are assessing the threats of nuclear terrorism.

Of all the threats to global security and peace, the most dangerous is the proliferation and potential use of nuclear weapons. That's why, seven years ago in Prague, I committed the United States to stopping the spread of nuclear weapons and to seeking a world without them. This vision builds on the policies of presidents before me, Democrat and Re...

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.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the Brussels attacks had illustrated how real and immediate is the threat to nuclear security from terror and made a strong call for "genuine cooperation" between countries. "Drop the notion that terrorism is someone else's problem and that 'his' terrorist is not 'my' terrorist," he said at a White Hous...

Proliferation and potential use of nuclear weapons pose the most dangerous threat to global security and peace, US President Barack Obama said today as leaders from over 50 countries started arriving in Washington to attend the Nuclear Security Summit with the sole objective of preventing terrorists from obtaining and using atomic weapons.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is currently in Washington for a Summit on Nuclear Security, dialled West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today to assure "all possible support" to her government following this afternoon's flyover collapse in Kolkata that killed 21 people.

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.

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.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his British counterpart David Cameron in Washington on the sidelines of Nuclear Security Summit (NSS) during which the two leaders held talks on defence co-operation and Make in India.

India has finally decided to join "gift baskets" at the Fourth Nuclear Security Summit in Washington on Friday even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi held meetings with several leaders, including British Prime Minister David Cameron, on the sidelines of the summit.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced several key initiatives taken by his government in the area of nuclear security and non-proliferation, including countering nuclear smuggling and deployment of technology to deter nuclear terrorism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left for Saudi Arabia after two days of engagement with world leaders during the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday met with Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev and with Swiss President Johann Schneider-Ammann on the sidelines of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington.

The United States and Japan have completed the removal of all highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium fuels from Japan's Fast Critical Assembly research project, the two countries said on Friday.

US President Barack Obama and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping have agreed to fully implement sanctions against North Korea, in a meeting that was promptly followed by a provocative Pyongyang missile launch.

After a round of bilateral meetings with Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau and UK Prime Minister David Cameron, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is attending the plenary session of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, in which leaders of more than 50 countries are assessing the threats of nuclear terrorism.

Of all the threats to global security and peace, the most dangerous is the proliferation and potential use of nuclear weapons. That's why, seven years ago in Prague, I committed the United States to stopping the spread of nuclear weapons and to seeking a world without them. This vision builds on the policies of presidents before me, Democrat and Re...

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.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the Brussels attacks had illustrated how real and immediate is the threat to nuclear security from terror and made a strong call for "genuine cooperation" between countries. "Drop the notion that terrorism is someone else's problem and that 'his' terrorist is not 'my' terrorist," he said at a White Hous...

Proliferation and potential use of nuclear weapons pose the most dangerous threat to global security and peace, US President Barack Obama said today as leaders from over 50 countries started arriving in Washington to attend the Nuclear Security Summit with the sole objective of preventing terrorists from obtaining and using atomic weapons.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is currently in Washington for a Summit on Nuclear Security, dialled West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today to assure "all possible support" to her government following this afternoon's flyover collapse in Kolkata that killed 21 people.