Nuclear Security Summit

Efforts should be made to strengthen the existing nuclear norms and to avoid making country-specific concessions

Possibility of a terrorist group obtaining a nuclear device is today one of the greatest threats to global security

Islamabad commits to N-security; makes case for inclusion in export regimes

The three countries vow to defend each other and warn they could take further steps to counter threats from Pyongyang

The NSS has drawn varying kinds of criticisms from the participating states as well as from some observers

Leaders from Russia, North Korea, Iran and Belarus will not be attending the summit

Obama will convene leaders from more than 50 countries in Washington for his fourth and final Nuclear Security Summit

Conference to offer both premiers another opportunity to discuss bilateral ties