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Yesterday Abdul Qadeer Khan (AQ Khan) died in Pakistan after being hospitalized for COVID19. Khan is the man responsible for facilitating turning Pakistan into a nuclear power and just as significant, providing countries like North Korea, Libya, and Iran with the science and technology they needed for their own nuclear programs. Most believe North Korea would never have become a nuclear power without AQ Khan.

Reflecting on the scientist’s death, the BBC wrote: “Khan was one of the most significant figures in global security in the last half-century, his story at the heart of the battle over the world’s most dangerous technology, fought between those who have it and those who want it.”

Former US CIA Director described AQ Khan as ” “at least as dangerous as Osama bin Laden.”

This podcast episode that tells the story of AQ Khan was originally published at the End of History in 2017: North Korea, Iran and the Wrath of Khan

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JB Shreve
JB Shreve is an established author whose top-selling books provide a unique and insightful perspective on our chaotic times, all through a faith-based lens. Since 2012, he has captivated audiences as the host of the End of History podcast, where he delves into the complexities of our times with wisdom, clarity, and a Biblical worldview. Additionally, JB's thought-provoking contributions have graced numerous Christian and political publications, making him a respected voice in both arenas.