Weapons of mass destruction are back in the news, raising fresh fears of proliferation and use

No right-thinking person would shed tears over the death of Gaddafi, the Libyan dictator, but any well-informed analyst with his feet firmly on the ground would be nervous over the likely sequel to his elimination.

The US-led international community must avoid over-reaction and deal with the situation tactically and tactfully without playing into the hands of those in North Korea who want an escalation of tension.

A fascinating two-facedness seems to prevail when it comes to the English and Urdu print media in Pakistan

The details from AQ Khan's letter make it imperative that China should volunteer a full disclosure of its nuclear supply relationship with Pakistan and give credible assurances to the Indian people that such instances will not recur in future.

The nuclear skeletons come stumbling out, with Musharraf brazenly denying any knowledge or approval of the political or military leadership of the country. So why not share with the Americans that Dr. Khan was also looking after Osama's extensive inv

Text of the statement read on PTV by Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan on Wednesday, February 4, 2004