Article: IRHA statement on nuclear testing. (Indian Radical Humanist Association)

Article: STATE DEPT.: U.S. DISCOURAGES SOUTH ASIA ...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  July 25, 2006 ;     521 words ... ... production moratorium in South Asia. "We continue to discourage ... or modernization of the nuclear weapons programs of India and Pakistan ... anyone because Pakistan is a nuclear weapons state," she told reporters ... Proliferation Treaty. Both possess nuclear weapons. ...

Article: 20-minute peace workout: nuclear weapons in ...
Ploughshares Monitor;  September 1, 1998 ;     700+ words ...The topic for fall 1998 Nuclear weapons in South Asia The nuclear weapons tests conducted by India and subsequently ... likelihood of a nuclear arms race in South Asia and, ultimately, of the use of nuclear weapons. India and Pakistan conducted ...

Article: Nuclear Weapons in South Asia
The Washington Post;  August 25, 1987 ;     452 words ... ... treaty, 2) declare South Asia a nuclear-weapons-free zone, 3 ... by the states of South Asia renouncing the acquisition ... or manufacture of nuclear weapons. Regrettably ... nonproliferation in South Asia can only be tackled ...

Article: Group appeals to make region free of nuclear ...
National Catholic Reporter;  February 7, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... have issued an appeal to remove nuclear weapons from South Asia and to ban missile programs throughout ... peaceful, democratic and prosperous South Asia. The declaration calls for South Asia to become a nuclear weapons-free zone, and urges India ...

Article: South Asia's Cold War: Nuclear ...
Arms Control Today;  September 1, 2008 ;     409 words ...South Asia's Cold War: Nuclear Weapons and Conflict in Comparative Perspective By Rajesh Basrur ... standoff between India and Pakistan. Basrur finds that nuclear weapons have a paradoxical effect on these cold wars. He notes ...

Article: U.S. seeks to curb nuclear weapons in volatile ...
Chicago Sun-Times;  February 9, 1992 ;     700+ words ... ... would control the spread of nuclear weapons in volatile South Asia. But its efforts have been ... nuclear arms proliferation in South Asia, all but India have accepted ... weapons of mass destruction in South Asia - where China is a nuclear ...

Article: Can South Asia's nukes be capped? (nuclear ...
U.S. News & World Report;  April 25, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... along with bombs. The latest, from South Asia, is "nonweaponized deterrence." As ... previous American efforts to denuclearize South Asia were counterproductive. So it is trying ... Chinese, is one feature that distinguishes South Asia from other regional hot spots. The jaw ...