This book offers a comprehensive and revealing account of Pakistan's challenging journey to develop nuclear weapons, against formidable odds. Author Hassan Abbas provides an in-depth profile of the key politicians and scientists involved, while shedding light on the crucial roles played by China and Saudi Arabia in supporting Pakistan's nuclear infrastructure.

Drawing on extensive interviews, Abbas unravels the complex motivations behind the notorious Pakistani nuclear physicist Dr. A.Q. Khan's involvement in nuclear proliferation to Iran, Libya, and North Korea. The book explores how domestic and international political factors shaped Pakistan's nuclear ambitions and the subsequent proliferation network. These revelations offer critical insights into the ties between Pakistan's nuclear development and the global spread of nuclear technology, with important lessons for preventing future proliferation.

In addition, the book examines the prospects for nuclear safety in Pakistan, focusing on the country's nuclear control infrastructure and the threats posed by extremist groups like the Taliban. Pakistan's Nuclear Odyssey is essential reading for anyone interested in nuclear security, international relations, and South Asian geopolitics.

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Author: Hassan Abbas

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