NCA / Washington Times / Nuclear Suppliers Group / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Taiwan / Algeria / Iran / South Africa / Libya / Japan / Pakistan / United States / Brazil / Soviet Union / North Korea / China / Israel / Argentina / South Korea / India / /
Event
FDA Phase / Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Chashma facility / laboratory of Khan / /
IndustryTerm
peaceful nuclear energy programs / enforcement network / nuclear energy / media reports / nuclear energy cooperation / nuclear technology / nuclear weapons technology / food / energy / nuclear technology transfers / terrorist / potential bargaining chip / nuclear-related technology / proliferation network / legal infrastructure / /
NaturalFeature
Korean Peninsula / /
Organization
Zangger Committee / U.S. Pacific Command / Chinese Communist Party / U.S. government / Bush Administration / CHINA AND NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION Denny Roy Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies / International Atomic Energy Agency / United States government / Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies / Congress / PRC Foreign Ministry / Central Intelligence Agency / Chinese intelligence / Clinton Administration / U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission / United States Department of Defense / Chinese government / /
Person
Christopher Hill / A. Q. Khan / Zhang Qiyue / Stephen G. Rademaker / /
Position
president / nuclear scientist / assistant secretary of state / Ambassador / spokeswoman / author / leader / midwife / major economic player / /
Product
Pyongyang / /
PublishedMedium
Washington Times / /
Region
Northeast Asia / North Korea / South Asia / South Korea / Asia-Pacific / /
In January 2004, China applied to join the Nuclear Suppliers Group, an international organization of over 40 countries that attempts to regulate nuclear-related trade with the goal of preventing peaceful nuclear energy p