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Sources and Resources

• Pakistan Nuclear Weapons - A Chronology

• Crisis in South Asia International Game '99:
  Sponsored by the United States Naval War College - 28-30 January 1999

• India and Pakistan PROLIFERATION: THREAT AND RESPONSE - 1997
• India and Pakistan PROLIFERATION: THREAT AND RESPONSE - 1996
• Report to Congress: Update on Progress Toward Regional Nonproliferation in South Asia Bureau of South Asian Affairs, June 15, 1997
• PROGRESS TOWARD REGIONAL NONPROLIFERATION IN SOUTH ASIA US Department of State Report to Congress -- 08 Feb 1994
• Pakistan: A Gateway to Westward Proliferation? Exploring U.S. Missile Defense Requirements in 2010: What Are the Policy and Technology Challenges? Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis April 1997
• CRS 93243: South Asia: U.S. Interests and Policy Issues

• Dual-use Export Control Sanctions India and Pakistan
  Bureau of Export Administration December 4, 1998
  • Government entities determined to be involved in nuclear or missile activities
  • Parastatal and private entities determined to be involved in nuclear or missile activities
  • Government entities determined to be involved in military activities

• Pakistan's bomb: Out of the closet. By David Albright and Mark Hibbs. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists July/August 1992.
• "We Can Do it Ourselves." By Simon Henderson.Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists September 1993.
• Western Biases. By Ashok Kapur. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists January/February 1995.
• PAKISTAN'S NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROGRAM: A STATUS REPORT by Andrew Koch and Jennifer Topping The Nonproliferation Review: Spring-Summer 1997, Volume 4 - Number 3
• Pakistan Tracking Nuclear Proliferation 1998
• Missile Control in South Asia and the Role of Cooperative Monitoring Technology Nazir Kamal and Pravin Sawhney Cooperative Monitoring Center Occasional Paper/4 SAND 98-0505/4
• Cooperative Monitoring for Confidence Building: A Case Study of the Sino-Indian Border Areas, Waheguru Pal Singh Sidhu and Jing-Dong Yuan Cooperative Monitoring Center SAND 98-0505/13
• Pakistani Perceptions and Prospects of Reducing the Nuclear Danger in South Asia Nazir Kamal, Security Analyst, Islamabad, Pakistan Cooperative Monitoring Center Occasional Paper/6 SAND98-0505/6 January 1999
• Gregory S. Jones, From Testing to Deploying Nuclear Forces: The Hard Choices Facing India and Pakistan, Santa Monica: RAND, Document IP-192, 2000
• Securing Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons Complex By David Albright, October 25-27, 2001
• Nuclear and Missile Race in South Asia: Relevance of Military Restructuring By Dr. Vinay Kumar Malhotra

Nuclear Weapons

• Comparison of the Pakistan tests on May 28 and 30 by Terry Wallace
• Nuclear Explosions by Pakistan @ Center for Monitoring Research
• Pakistans Nuclear Tests - Seismic Data by Richard M Allen
• PAKISTAN by Rodney W. Jones, Mark G. McDonough, with Toby F. Dalton and Gregory D. Koblentz Tracking Nuclear Proliferation 1998 (Washington, DC: Carnegie Endowment, July 1998)
• NUCLEARISATION OF SOUTH ASIA AND ITS REGIONAL AND GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS Munir Ahmed Khan REGIONAL STUDIES Autumn 1998
• "U.S. Labs at Odds on Whether Pakistani Blast Used Plutonium" By Dana Priest Washington Post Sunday, January 17, 1999; Page A02
• U.S. Appears to be Losing Track of Pakistan's Nuclear Program By Mark Hibbs July 17, 1998
• U.S. Now Believes Pakistan to use Khushab Plutonium in Bomb Program By Mark Hibbs Nucleonics Week, 16 July, 1998

Special Weapons Facilities

• REPORT: PAKISTAN'S NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROGRAM: A STATUS REPORT by Andrew Koch and Jennifer Topping The Nonproliferation Review Spring-Summer 1997, Volume 4 . Number 3
• Pakistan's Nuclear-Related Facilities Monitoring Proliferation Threats Project
• Pakistan has 40 nuclear sites: Expert - [February 22, 1998] - The Hindustan Times
• Pak carrying out modification on missiles - [April 9,1998] - The Hindustan Times Pakistan has established defence communication (DEFCOM) terminals for missile guidance and tracking at Gujranwala, Okara, Multan Jhang and Dera Nawab Shah.
• Pakistani Facilities under IAEA safeguards on 31 December 1996

Urban Targets

• Population of cities of 100,000 and more inhabitants Demographic Yearbook 1998 United Nations Statistics Division
• FY 1998 Country Commercial Guide: Pakistan Report prepared by U.S. Embassy Karachi, released August 1997
• Information - Major Cities @ TOPP The Official Pakistan Page
• Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation

Agencies

• PakDef Military Consortium Extraordinarily detailed!!!
• Pakistan Defence News Bulletin A Joint Project of the Pakistan Institute for Air Defence Studies & PakDef.com
• Defence Exhibition & Seminar (Arms For Peace) Ideas 2000
• Defense Journal A monthly magazine dedicated to projecting the Armed Forces of Pakistan in a true and favourable light and to highlight their role and potency.
• Defence Forces of Pakistan  links to other websites
• Nooman's Pakistan Airforce HomePage  Pakistan Airforce
• Pakistan Armed Forces  A page about Pakistan Armed Forces.
• Hamid Ali's PAKISTAN ARMY HOME PAGE