Status quo on Iran’s Nuclear programme dangerous to already tense region US

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Status quo on Iran”s nuclear programme dangerous to already tense region — US Kuwait News Agency UNITED NATIONS, March 21 (KUNA) — US Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Rosemary DiCarlo on Wednesday said the status quo regarding Iran’s nuclear programme is dangerous and adds instability to an already tense region, stressing the need for a … See all stories on this topic »

Is Progress Slowing? Part II Forbes In retrospect it’s not surprising that our national risk tolerance began to fade. When the Three Mile Island nuclear accident occurred in 1979, it was enough to shut down construction of new nuclear plants. How many people actually died at Three Mile … See all stories on this topic » Forbes

America’s Reckless Nuclear Policies Have Got to End Huffington Post (blog) Less than a year on from this tragedy, giant corporations have used their influence to get approval for opening a new nuclear power plant right here in the United States. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) recently signed off on two reactors to be … See all stories on this topic »

North Korea launches satellite of love Asia Times Online Any US threat to invalidate the nuclear deal would only serve to make the Barack Obama administration look like a cranky dodo. It will also prompt the Kim Jong-eun administration to retract its promise to place a moratorium on nuclear and missile tests … See all stories on this topic »

Thousands of Protesters Fail to Block India’s Nuclear Power Plant Environment News Service IDINTHAKARAI, Tamil Nadu, India, March 21, 2012 (ENS) – Police Monday arrested 190 demonstrators objecting to the start of work at the stalled Kudankulam nuclear power plant in the village of Idinthakarai at the southern tip of the Indian subcontinent. See all stories on this topic » Environment News Service

Makovsky: U.S. and Israel converge on Iran, but timing gaps loom large St. Louis Jewish Light While the United States and Israel have “converged” their thinking on how to respond to the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran, “gaps” remain on how long the “window will be open” for a possible military response if diplomacy fails, according to David … See all stories on this topic »

Blix allays any fear of disasters The National DOHA, QATAR // There is very little chance the UAE would ever be affected by a nuclear disaster in a neighbouring country, nuclear experts say. The closest reactor is the Bushehr nuclear plant in Iran, but the UAE coast is 608 kilometres away. See all stories on this topic »

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