Tag Archives: India

Thinking Existentially about the Worldwide Threat

Posted on February 18, 2011 by

By Greg Thielmann A panel of scientists provided a useful update today on the latest thinking about the climatic consequences of nuclear weapons use. The presentation provided a grim reminder that the nuclear Sword of Damocles still hangs over all … Continue reading →

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Perkovich: Movement on Indian Nuclear Liability Issue Likely

Posted on October 27, 2010 by

By Eric Auner There is continuing uncertainty surrounding India’s nuclear liability bill, and the extent to which it will discourage foreign, privately-owned suppliers from participating in the country’s civil nuclear sector. As the bill is currently written, nuclear suppliers (in … Continue reading →

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Will No-Test Condition Sink India-Japan Nuclear Deal?

Posted on October 13, 2010 by

By Eric Auner As I reported in September, India and Japan have been discussing a potential civil nuclear deal.  As a major supporter of the nonproliferation regime, Japan has suggested that it will attach a condition whereby cooperation would cease … Continue reading →

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