Islamabad: Pakistan on Thursday dismissed as "baseless and preposterous" disgraced nuclear scientist AQ Khan's contention that North Korea paid millions of dollars to two Pakistani generals for clandestine transfers of atomic technology. "Such stories have a habit of reoccurring and my only comment is that this is totally baseless and preposterous," Foreign Office spokesperson Tehmina Janjua told a weekly press briefing. The Washington Post reported that Khan had released a...
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He says a propaganda campaign has been launched against Iran. ...04:44 PM, Nov 09, 2009
09:15 PM, Sep 21, 2009
A student alleged Khan has copied paragraphs for writing his columns. ...12:40 PM, Aug 27, 2009
The US aid to Pakistan has been tripled to 1.5 billion annually. ...07:01 PM, May 21, 2009
A Q Khan was pardoned by former Pakistani President Musharraf. ...03:48 PM, Mar 13, 2009
Japanese companies supplied 6,000 ring magnets to Khan. ...12:24 PM, Feb 16, 2009
Notorious Pakistani scientist A Q Khan was declared a free man by Pakistan. ...01:17 PM, Feb 12, 2009
A combative Khan said he would not take things lying down. ...05:30 PM, Feb 10, 2009
This because of concerns expressed by the United States and the UK. ...12:54 AM, Feb 10, 2009
al-Qaeda no 3 Khalid Sheikh Mohd told US sources in 2003 of bomb plot. ...06:17 PM, Feb 09, 2009
Khan was under house arrest for selling Pakistan's nuclear secrets. ...08:51 AM, Feb 07, 2009
A Q Khan is lionised as the father of Pakistan's atomic bomb. ...02:06 PM, Feb 06, 2009
Sanctions were slapped over Khan's involvement in an N-proliferation network. ...02:57 AM, Jan 13, 2009
IAEA says AQ Khan supplied the info to Libya, Iran and N Korea via Web. ...01:47 PM, Sep 13, 2008
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