”nuclear agreement” News

U.S. to work with India on nuclear non-proliferation

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Obama administration wants to build on a U.S.- India civilian nuclear power deal to work with the Indians to strengthen the global non-proliferation
03 24 2009 12:00PM (...more)

Pakistan's Zardari looks to China for support

BEIJING (Reuters) - Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari reached trade deals with China on Wednesday, raising hopes that Beijing would help his country through difficult economic and diplomatic times.
10 16 2008 4:53AM (...more)

NKorea, US showing flexibility in nuclear dispute: SKorea

SEOUL (AFP) - Both the United States and North Korea are showing flexibility in trying to settle a dispute which threatens a nuclear disarmament agreement , South Korea's foreign minister said Tuesday.
10 8 2008 4:22AM (...more)

Nuclear deal set to boost US-India ties

NEW DELHI (AFP) - The United States looked Sunday to burgeoning trade, defense and other ties with powerhouse India after New Delhi tipped its hat to Washington for unlocking the door to the global nuclear market.
10 7 2008 5:59AM (...more)

India to sign IAEA deal on Monday - ambassador

VIENNA (Reuters) – India is set to sign an inspection agreement with the United Nations ' nuclear watchdog on Monday, India's ambassador to the agency said. The
02 1 2009 12:38AM (...more)

US Congress asked to approve Indian nuclear deal this month

WASHINGTON (AFP) - The US Congress on Thursday began a series of meetings to consider a landmark civilian nuclear agreement with India, with a call from a senior senator to fast track endorsement of the deal this month.
09 19 2008 1:58PM (...more)

Pakistan gets help from China for ailing economy

BEIJING - Pakistan's president Wednesday won more help from longtime ally China as his country grapples with an ailing economy and chronic electricity shortages , though the prospect of a much anticipated civilian nuclear deal remained uncertain.
10 16 2008 10:57AM (...more)

U.S. tells North Korea to end insults, return to talks

SEOUL (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday told North Korea to stop being provocative and return to nuclear talks, warning ties could not improve with Washington if it continued insulting 02 23 2009 6:23AM (...more)

Pakistan and China: A Fraying Friendship?

There is an old Chinese proverb that says to attract good fortune, spend a new penny on an old friend. On Friday, an old friend is due to come calling in China . 02 23 2009 1:18AM (...more)

Clinton urges NKorea against 'provocative' actions

NEW YORK – Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton urged North Korea on Friday not to take any "provocative" actions that could undermine peace efforts.
02 16 2009 2:24PM (...more)