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Australia: no uranium sales to India, despite end of supply ban

SYDNEY (AFP) - Australia will not sell uranium to India unless it signs a key non-proliferation pact, despite a decision by nuclear supplier nations to end a ban on trading with New Delhi , a minister said Monday.
09 9 2008 4:31PM (...more)

Big names and bucks back nuclear 'bank'

VIENNA – Buffett's bankroll, Obama's clout and the partnership of a savvy ex-Soviet strongman may turn the steppes of central Asia into a nuclear mecca, a go-to place for "safe" uranium fuel in an increasingly nervous 05 21 2009 7:54PM (...more)

Opposing view: The episode is closed

By Nadeem H. Kiani Pakistan was forced
06 20 2008 2:49AM (...more)

India, Namibia sign key deals: ministry

NEW DELHI (AFP) – India has signed a pact with Namibia that could open the way to investment in the African country's uranium and diamond industries, a foreign ministry statement
09 2 2009 9:27AM (...more)

N.Korea 'helping Myanmar build nuclear plant': report

SYDNEY (AFP) – North Korea is helping Myanmar build a secret nuclear reactor and plutonium extraction plant to build an atomic
08 19 2009 5:09AM (...more)

Iran's supreme leader affirms nuclear program

TEHRAN, Iran - Iran's supreme leader says his country will continue its nuclear program despite the standoff with countries demanding an end to some of its atomic activities.
07 31 2008 2:47AM (...more)

Siemens teams up with Russia for slice of nuclear pie

BERLIN (AFP) – Siemens has become the latest German firm to up its game and tap into the renewed interest in nuclear power being seen all across the world -- but not in the company's own backyard. The Munich-based industrial giant said late Tuesday it had signed a memorandum
03 5 2009 2:03PM (...more)

US-UAE nuclear energy pact has messages for Iran

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – An atomic energy deal between the U.S. and the United Arab Emirates , signed in the waning days of the 01 22 2009 12:17AM (...more)

Pakistanis urge tougher IAEA stance on India deal

VIENNA (Reuters) - Senior Pakistani figures have accused the Islamabad government of buckling to U.S. pressure not to hold up a nuclear trade deal between Washington and Pakistan 's arch-rival India.
07 30 2008 9:31AM (...more)

McCain, Obama would toughen sanctions on Iran

NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) - U.S. presidential candidates Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama both said on Tuesday they would work if elected to toughen sanctions on Iran to stop it acquiring nuclear weapons .
10 8 2008 7:11PM (...more)