Nuclear Suppliers Group Or Nsg

India made a renewed push for its membership to the coveted Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG ahead of the COP26 climate summit, underlining that its climate and development goals are tied with its entry into the grouping.

India has ruled out the possibility of joining the Non-Proliferation Treaty or NPT as a non-nuclear weapon state, but said it remains "committed" to a unilateral voluntary moratorium on nuclear explosive testing

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 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

Ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to India, Beijing has indicated its unwillingness to support India's attempt to enter the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG as well as to introduce an international ban on terrorist Masood Azhar.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held bilateral talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday, raising a range of prickly issues including terrorism, China's economic corridor that runs through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and India's membership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG which Beijing has strongly opposed.

The stakes are high for China to pull off a trouble-free summit, its highest profile event of the year, as it looks to cement its standing as a global power and avoid acrimony over issues like the South China Sea territorial dispute. Prime Minister Narendra Modi today flew into this Chinese city for the crucial G20 summit and talks with top world l...

India made a renewed push for its membership to the coveted Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG ahead of the COP26 climate summit, underlining that its climate and development goals are tied with its entry into the grouping.

India has ruled out the possibility of joining the Non-Proliferation Treaty or NPT as a non-nuclear weapon state, but said it remains "committed" to a unilateral voluntary moratorium on nuclear explosive testing

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 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

Ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to India, Beijing has indicated its unwillingness to support India's attempt to enter the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG as well as to introduce an international ban on terrorist Masood Azhar.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held bilateral talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday, raising a range of prickly issues including terrorism, China's economic corridor that runs through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and India's membership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG which Beijing has strongly opposed.

The stakes are high for China to pull off a trouble-free summit, its highest profile event of the year, as it looks to cement its standing as a global power and avoid acrimony over issues like the South China Sea territorial dispute. Prime Minister Narendra Modi today flew into this Chinese city for the crucial G20 summit and talks with top world l...