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International alliance approves U.S.-India nuclear deal
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterA landmark deal to improve nuclear cooperation between the United States and India moved forward Saturday with the approval of an international regulatory group, but U.S. officials who have promoted the accord acknowledged that they may run out of time to...Tags: International Relations, National Government, Elections, Barack Obama, Valley Village
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N. Korea accused of nuclear activity
Associated PressSouth Korea said yesterday that North Korea had begun restoring its nuclear facilities. But the U.S. played it down, saying the country apparently only moved some equipment out of storage. The North said last week it had stopped dismantling its nuclear...Tags: Regulatory Policy and Organizations, Defense Equipment
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N. Korea rebuilding nuclear complex, South says
New York Times News ServiceSEOUL—North Korea has begun reassembling its main nuclear complex, its only known source of bombmaking plutonium, the South Korean government said Wednesday. The North announced last week that it had stopped disabling its nuclear facilities and...Tags: Renovation, George Bush, Weaponry, Defense, Defense Equipment
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Iran: new strides in uranium enrichment
Iran has increased the number of operating centrifuges at its uranium enrichment plant to 4,000, a top official said Friday, pushing ahead with the nuclear program despite threats of new U.N. sanctions. The number was up from the 3,000 centrifuges that...Tags: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Government, Vladimir Putin, Defense, Nuclear Power
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N. Korea halts nuke shutdown
Tribune NewspapersBEIJING — Less than two months after North Korea blew up the cooling tower of its main nuclear plant in a televised spectacle, the government announced Tuesday that it had suspended the dismantling of its nuclear program. North Korea's Foreign...Tags: National Government, Government, George Bush, Heads of State, Condoleezza Rice
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Behind Iran's facade, little is as it seems
The Associated PressGeorge Jahn, who reports on Iran's nuclear program, recently made his third trip to Tehran. He found the city teeming with lives and stories startlingly at odds with the officially painted portrait of Islamic piety and anti-Americanism. Iran's...Tags: Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Government, Ruhollah Khomeini, Metal and Mineral
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Ahmadinejad appears to get a key nod
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIran's supreme leader appears to have strongly endorsed Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for a second term as president, a development sure to unsettle Iranian liberals and Western officials hoping for an end to his term in elections next spring. Ayatollah Ali...Tags: Petroleum Industry, United Nations, Elections, Energy, National Government
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Spin-Offs Planned For Northeast Nuclear Plants
Associated PressPower provider Entergy Corp. is advancing its plans to spin off nuclear plants that generate free-market electricity, a deal that may be a boon for shareholders but a potential burden for taxpayers, according to critics, particularly in the Northeast. If...Tags: Bankruptcy, Entergy Corporation, Entergy New Orleans Incorporated, Nuclear Power, Deutsche Bank AG
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Peace groups never shilled for Soviets
In "Forgetting evils of communism" (Commentary, Aug. 6), Jonah Goldberg makes a thoroughly unwarranted attack upon the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE) and the Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign (the Freeze), suggesting they were "intellectual...Tags: National Government, Elections, John F. Kennedy, Albert Schweitzer, Government
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The right way to draw red line with Iran
The Bush administration's decision to open direct contacts with Iran is to be welcomed, but precisely because it marks such a break with previous U.S. policy, it also carries a great danger: that hard-liners in the American and Israeli governments will...Tags: International Organizations, Treaties, Defense, Guerrilla Activity, Nuclear Weapons
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Forgotten front
Standing in front of more than 200,000 people in Berlin last week, Sen. Barack Obama, the presumptive Democratic candidate for president, said, "Now is the time to join together, through constant cooperation, strong institutions, shared sacrifice and a...Tags: Elections, National Government, Barack Obama, Islam, Government
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Iran balks at nuclear inquiry
Associated PressIran signaled yesterday that it will no longer cooperate with U.N. experts probing for signs of clandestine nuclear weapons work, confirming the investigation is at a dead end a year after it began. The announcement from Iranian Vice President Gholam...Tags: Treaties, Defense, Weaponry, Metal and Mineral, Nuclear Weapons
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