In last one month after watching different national and international media, I felt that “Pakistan and its Nuclear assets” is the hottest topic being discussed in political circles all around the world. International Print and …

Islamabad: Military and political leadership on Wednesday again made it clear that undoubtedly our nukes are in safe hands and are working under a methodical Command and Control System. This was said in a Troika …

ISLAMABAD: Dr Shireen Mazari, CEO of STR, has said that the IAEA DG’s Yukiya Amano accusations against Syria and Iran should be an eye opener for Pakistan as well. She feels her fears have …

TEHRAN: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Tuesday accused Washington, Tehran’s arch-foe, of planning to sabotage Pakistan’s nuclear facilities, during a media conference in Tehran. “We have precise information that America wants to sabotage the Pakistani …

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Thursday rejected an American daily report that U.S. and Pakistani officials have begun behind-the-scenes talks aimed at achieving a greater U.S. role in securing Pakistan’s nuclear materials. American newspaper Boston Globe also reported …

ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari Monday said there was no possibility of country’s nuclear weapons falling into the hands of the Taliban and believed that al?Qaeda chief Osama bin laden was dead. President Zardari told …

Despite what some American foreign policy hawks, like Kim Holmes (Vice President, Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies) suggest, Obama-Biden team was spot on when they set “Restoring Our Standing” to be …

ISLAMABAD: Former Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) ISI Chief General (Retd.) Hameed Gul has said that Mumbai incident is an international based conspiracy to deprive Pakistan of its atomic power. Taking to a private TV channel …

ISLAMABAD: “Pakistan will not rollback or it has rolled back its nuclear programme”, said Minister of State for Defence Qayyum Jatoi, talking to journalists in Multan Tuseday. He said “Our missile program, aimed at …

DAMASCUS: France’s President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Thursday that pulling out of Afghanistan, where 10 French troops were killed by the Taliban last month, would amount to abandoning nuclear-armed Pakistan. “If we abandon Afghanistan we …