India disappointed at Chinese stand

Slimy Dragon makes a failed jackal move

China like a jackal wanted to shrewdly and quietly oppose the deal despite conveying to New Delhi it would not. Despite it’s cheap move, it could not stop the deal going through. When will China learn to stop making a fool of itself?

India disappointed at Chinese stand

why does china need pakistan to do its dirty job in India- keeping a dirty traitor’s image behind a facade of friendship- shame on china

China talkin' outta both sides of its mouth...
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'N-deal may trigger arms race in Asia'
7 Sep 2008, As China closely follows the implications of Indo-US nuclear deal, it has expressed fears that the NSG decision might lead to an arms race in Asia.

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Chinese experts on international affairs are calling for creation of a mechanism for India and China to discuss issues relating to nuclear non-proliferation on a regular basis. Beijing is worried that Saturday’s decision of the Nuclear Suppliers Group might lead to an arms race with Pakistan and also impact the border negotiations between India and China. “China and India should initiate a process of regular dialogue to make implement the principals of nuclear non-proliferation in Asia," Ma Jiali, research professor at the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations, told TNN after the crucial NSG decision.

With Indian officials bitterly complaining about China’s resistance to India’s case at the NSG meeting, New Delhi is not likely to be enthusiastic about such a suggestion. But Chinese officials believe India will have to send out the necessary signals to reassure the world community that it was walk the extra mile to avoid a nuclear arms race in Asia. M.K. Narayanan, the National Security Advisor, has emerged as a major critic of the manner in which the Chinese officials behaved during the crucial NSG meeting. He also happens to be India’s special envoy involved in border talks with Chinese officials. It is likely that India’s unhappiness over China’s attitude will spill over to the border talks.

“I hope the Indian leaders and the Indian people realise that China sincerely wants to improve relations between the two countries," Ma said. Another government expert, who did not wish to be quoted, said the Chinese leadership was under strong pressure from a section of the Communist Party and the military brass to fight India’s case tooth and nail. “There are hawks in every country and it is not always easy to win them over." he said.

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Now, China wants N-deal for Pak?
7 Sep 2008, China made the case for Pakistan in a veiled statement, saying it hoped the NSG would equally address the aspirations of all parties.

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The Chinese government on Saturday not only nearly toppled India’s Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) bid in Vienna, but went a step further by advocating a similar nuclear deal for Pakistan.

China made the case for Pakistan in a veiled statement, saying it hoped the NSG would ‘equally address the aspirations of all parties.’ A number of analysts have taken the phrase ‘of all parties’ to mean a reference to its ally Pakistan.

Chinese Foreign Minister, Cheng Jingye, head of Chinese delegation scheduled to visit on Sunday said, “It is also China’s hope that the NSG would equally address the aspirations of all parties for the peaceful use of nuclear power while adhering to the nuclear non-proliferation mechanism.”

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