Nuclear fusion

Article Abstract:

The Indo-U.S. nuclear deal, signed in principle by Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and the U.S. President George W. Bush in July 2005, was ratified in December 2006, overturning thirty years of sanctions against India and giving access to U.S. civilian nuclear technology. The new strategic partnership not only recognizes India as a nuclear power but also represents open American acceptance and acknowledgment of India's ambition to be a great power in Asia.

International aspects, United States foreign relations, Nuclear warfare

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Strategic fusion: The 'Singh doctrine'

Article Abstract:

The logic and context driving the India-US relationship binding the 'nuclear deal' singed by the US and India in July 2005 is explained from an Indian perspective. The existing energy of the relationship flows from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh' doctrine stresses on sustaining economic progress while building strategic capabilities.

Government expenditures, Scientific Research and Development Services, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Analysis, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Economic development, Economic reform, Singh, Manmohan (Indian prime minister)

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Balancing act

Article Abstract:

The U.S. and India are trying to resolve differences between them arising due to U.S. and Pakistan ties. The U.S. is thus convincing Indian leadership that Pakistan is its coalition partner in the war on terrorism in Afghanistan as well as terrorists operating in Pakistan.

International economic relations, Pakistan, Military aspects

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