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The Iran Nuke Industry Row
A group of inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency arrived in Iran to visit a heavy-water reactor being built near Arak, in the center of the country.
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Indian PM’s Communist Allies Reject Landmark US Nuke Deal
Key communist allies of India's coalition government rejected a civilian nuclear deal with the United States on Tuesday, warning Prime Minister Manmohan Singh against pushing ahead.
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Nuclear Plant Adviser Quits After Calling Quake Experiment
The head of a board inspecting a Japanese nuclear plant that leaked radiation in an earthquake resigned Friday after calling the incident an "invaluable…
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Nuclear Booms Almost Everywhere
In most of Europe, nuclear energy is seen as a vital tool to guarantee energy security; in the continent's largest economy, however, things are a bit different.
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IAEA To Visit Japan Quake-Hit Nuclear Plant Next Week
The UN's nuclear watchdog is expected to send experts to Japan next week to examine a nuclear power plant damaged during a deadly earthquake, officials said Thursday.
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Hitachi Cuts Losses With Nuclear Plant Sales
Japanese high-tech and energy giant Hitachi said Tuesday that it had reduced its first-quarter net loss by almost half, helped by higher sales of nuclear power equipment.
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Ukraine Forgets About Chernobyl
Politicians in Kiev are busy looking for an alternative to Russia as a builder of nuclear power plants.
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Police Seize Three More Suspects In Attack On Nuclear Protesters
Police in Siberia have detained another three suspects in an attack on an anti-nuclear protest camp that left one person dead and 21 injured July 21, the first assistant prosecutor in Irkutsk said Tuesday.
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UN Inspectors Check Key Iran Nuclear Site
A group of UN atomic inspectors on Monday visited a heavy water reactor in Iran that is one of the key Western concerns over the Islamic republic's nuclear programme, officials said.
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South Korea Seeks Nuclear Energy Ties With Indonesia And Thailand
A South Korea delegation has left for Indonesia and Thailand as part of efforts to export civilian nuclear reactors and technology, officials said Monday.
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SE Asia Mulls Tougher Nuclear Rules
Southeast Asian nations will look at toughening security rules for atomic energy when they meet next week to review a treaty on keeping nuclear weapons out of the region, diplomats said Saturday.
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German Opposition To French-Libyan Nuclear Deal Unabated
German opposition mounted Saturday to French President Nicolas Sarkozy's new venture on the world stage in agreeing to build a nuclear reactor in Libya, despite efforts by Paris to reassure Berlin.
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German Ministry Warns Siemens Against Stake In Libya Nuclear Deal
The German environment ministry warned German engineering giant Siemens Monday against participating in a French deal to build a nuclear reactor in Libya.
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France Nukes It With Growing Energy Deals
The sudden flurry of controversy that erupted over France's new deal to supply a nuclear power station to Libya may have missed the point.
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France And India Hold Nuclear Cooperation Talks
Indian and French officials held talks on nuclear energy cooperation Monday and pledged to work on an accord similar to ones New Delhi has signed with the United States and Russia.
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China-France Nuclear Deal Signing Postponed
The planned signing Tuesday of a letter of intent by China and France on the construction in China of two nuclear reactors by the French group Areva has been postponed, a French source said Monday.