Zia and our nuclear programme
Part - I I first met Gen Ziaul Haq, COAS, in July 1976. Due to no progress having been made during the first six months of my stay in Pakistan,…
Part - I I first met Gen Ziaul Haq, COAS, in July 1976. Due to no progress having been made during the first six months of my stay in Pakistan,…
May 28, 1998 is an unforgettable day in the history of Pakistan. This day is as important to us as August 14, 1947. In 1947 we gained our independence and…
After having failed to create premonitions and misgivings in recent past about construction of two coastal nuclear power stations near Karachi, namely Kanupp-2 and Kanupp-3, the anti-nuclear lobby has once…
PNRA's gazette guidelines provide for special considerations for large cities. Let me reproduce, part of para 6: A population center distance of at least one and one-third times the distance…
In my last two columns I reproduced a letter written by Ghulam Ishaq Khan, who was in charge of our nuclear programme for almost 17 years. He was an honest,…
Here follows the remainder of Ghulam Ishaq Khan’s letter to Zahid Malik: “Some foreign countries, with a resolute agenda for establishing a non-proliferation regime globally, took serious note of this…
Today I would like to introduce you to two excellent books by two well-known personalities and personal friends. The first is authored by Sirajuddin Aziz, a fine person and a…
A nuclear Pakistan fits nowhere in the western geopolitical vision of South Asia, where India and China are the two main competing powers. Regardless of whether India can assume…
A long time ago, when I was still leading our enrichment and weapons programme at Kahuta, I frequently met Ghulam Ishaq Khan, one of the greatest and most competent Pakistanis…
My house in Islamabad has been running mostly on nuclear energy for about two years now. Nearly eight light minutes away a highly efficient nuclear fusion reactor, using Einstein’s famous…