Nuclear Dynamics in South Asia

This chapter explores the history and current landscape of nuclear weapons in South Asia, focusing on the capabilities of India, Pakistan, and China. It highlights key milestones such as China's nuclear debut in 1964 and India's tests in 1998, while examining the strategic priorities of these nations compared to established nuclear powers. The discussion includes the implications of evolving arsenals, modernization efforts, and the challenges posed by surveillance technology on nuclear secrecy and regional stability.