#Nukefest2017 Hot Takes: Potential Indian Nuclear First Use?
At the 2017 Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference in Washington D.C., Prof. Vipin Narang, an expert on South Asian nuclear strategy at the Massachusetts Institute of […]
Saima Aman Sial
Saima Aman Sial is a January 2017 SAV Visiting Fellow. She is a Senior Research Officer and expert in strategic issues at the Center for International Strategic Studies (CISS), Islamabad. She is a Nonproliferation Fellow from Nuclear Nonproliferation Education and Research Center (NEREC) South Korea, the Center for Nonproliferation Studies and Sandia National Laboratories, USA. She has previously worked as Research Coordinator in the Centre for Pakistan and Gulf Studies, Senior Research Associate in Strategic Technology Resources and with Pakistan’s Strategic Plans Division as an Assistant Director – Research in its Arms Control and Disarmament Affairs Directorate for some years. Currently, she is pursuing her M.Phil. in Strategic Studies from the National Defence University.
Articles by Saima Aman Sial
Hot Takes: Pakistan’s Test of Babur-3
Pakistan’s Babur-3: Quest for Nuclear Triad By: Saima Sial Last week, Pakistan successfully test-fired an indigenously-developed submarine launched cruise missile called Babur-3, with a range […]
Nuclear Suppliers Group: Impact of India’s Membership
The upcoming plenary of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is going to consider the membership of India, a state whose proliferation led the group to […]
Nuclear Suppliers Group and its Selective Membership Criteria
Ideally, a state should ring the United Nation’s or the International Atomic Energy Agency’s doorbell if it desires access to peaceful nuclear technology. These bodies […]