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Opposition parties lose clout over domestic issues, agree to IAEA review The Associated Press reports that there has been a political shift in India that may allow the long-delayed nuclear agreement with the U.S. to go forward. There are still significant barriers to the deal including U.S. political...

Three senators tell PM Singh to sign by July or kiss it goodbye Three U.S. Senators, none of whom is running for President, sent a message to India this week it must sign a nuclear deal by July. Sen Joseph Biden (D-DE), Sen. John Kerry (D-MA), and Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-NB), who were in New Dehli, told...

In a statement released earlier today, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice announced that President Bush has rescinded the U.S. - Russia 123 Agreement . Per Reuters , President George W. Bush on Monday froze a lucrative civilian nuclear pact with Russia, the first big penalty imposed on Moscow after...

President George Bush has approved the US-India civilian nuclear agreement - the '123 Agreement' - and sent the text of the deal to Congress for final approval. There is speculation whether the deal can be approved before Bush leaves office next January.

You may be fairly sure that if a country expresses an interest in partnering with other countries to develop or enhance its nuclear industry that the big three - France, America and Russia - will come around in one order or another. But they'll all come calling. Any thought that the 123 agreement...

The USA and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have completed negotiations on the text of a bilateral agreement that would allow the transfer of nuclear energy-related materials and components between the two countries.

The United States has signed an agreement with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. It contains terms which stop the UAE from enriching uranium.

UAE signs nuclear agreement with US In one of its last official acts, the Bush Administration signed a  nuclear-cooperation agreement with the United Arab Emirates. The Wall Street Journal reported that the pact could help the UAE become the first Arab nation to develop a nuclear-power industry...

First you see them now you don't This blog post also appeared in an edited version in Fuel Cycle Week , V8N343, September 10, 2009, published by International Nuclear Associates, Washington, DC Reuters wire service found itself in a double boomerange effect in its coverage of nuclear energy issues...

The Third Way’s report on the future of nuclear energy, which we excerpted yesterday, focuses a good deal on trade issues and how to  ensure that the United States retains its primacy as a exporter of nuclear technology, goods and services. Bolstering that subject, NEI’s Everett Redmond has offered...