Lahore: Disgraced Pakistani nuclear scientist A Q Khan has expressed his willingness to contest elections while suggesting the formation of a government of technocrats because politicians have failed to deliver good governance. Khan, 76, made the remarks while addressing students at the Punjab University on Wednesday. Khan has been accused of running proliferation network and providing nuclear technology to Iran, North Korea and others. He advised PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif...
01:49 PM, May 03, 2012
Seoul: Amid global concerns over Pakistan's track record on nuclear non-proliferation, Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani on Monday said his country had no links with North Korea's atomic programme. "There had been some disinformation and allegations during the past, but now it is a closed chapter that we have already denied," said Gilani, who is in Seoul to attend second Nuclear Security Summit. His comments to South Korea's Yonhap news...
04:40 PM, Mar 26, 2012
Washington: India got shortcut tips on nuclear weapons from Pakistani Scientist AQ Khan claims a bizarre article written in the Playboy magazine by an American arms expert. This astonishing claim is according to US arms control expert Joshua Pollack and whats even more is that he wrote this article in the Playboy magazine. Pollock has claimed that Khan provided a shortcut to a nuclear weapon to India, along with Iran,...
09:39 AM, Dec 23, 2011
Washington: A US arms control expert has made the astonishing claim that India may have been the mysterious fourth customer of Pakistan's notorious nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan, dubbed father of Islamabad's nuclear bomb. Journalist Joshua Pollack, a US policy wonk who has done work on nuclear proliferation, makes the assertion of all places in Playboy that Khan "provided the shortcut to a nuclear weapon" to India besides Iran, Libya...
09:16 PM, Dec 22, 2011
Washington: North Korea paid several million dollars to top Pakistani Army officials to gain access to secret nuclear technology and sensitive equipments required in manufacturing a nuclear bomb, disgraced nuclear scientist AQ Khan has claimed by releasing a secret letter in this regard, a major American daily has reported. According to the letter posted by 'The Washington Post' on its website, which is accompanied by a story, Jon ByongHo, Secretary...
12:06 PM, Jul 07, 2011
The Lahore High Court ruled on Friday that Khan was a free man and could travel as he wished. ...
04:35 PM, May 28, 2010
The singer is should strictly stick to what he is good at ...
06:23 PM, Apr 22, 2010
The singer should strictly stick to what he is good at ...
06:23 PM, Apr 22, 2010
Pakistan says Khan acted alone in seeking to sell his country's nuclear secrets. ...
06:56 PM, Mar 10, 2010
China says it did not get Pakistan to share nuclear secrets with North Korea. ...
02:47 PM, Sep 23, 2009
Khan wrote a Pak design for N-bomb was exchanged with China. ...
01:54 AM, Sep 22, 2009
A Q Khan's letter has revealed Pak's nuke nexus with Iran, N Korea, Libya. ...
01:00 AM, Sep 22, 2009
Letter to wife shows country helped Iran, China in nuke technology. ...
11:55 PM, Sep 20, 2009
In the 1990s, North Korea exported Scud and Nodong missiles to Pakistan. ...
11:33 AM, Jun 02, 2009
Shah Mehmood Qureshi says Khan's release is not an executive decision. ...
07:52 PM, Feb 08, 2009
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