The US and Saudi Arabia signed a peaceful nuclear cooperation agreement, potentially allowing Saudi uranium enrichment. The deal, which faces congressional review, is controversial due to nonproliferation concerns and its timing amidst US efforts to prevent Iran's nuclear weapon development.
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a peaceful nuclear cooperation agreement, potentially allowing the kingdom to enrich uranium. The deal, controversial due to Iran's nuclear program and nonproliferation concerns, will face review by the US Congress amid fears of insufficient safeguards.
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a "peaceful nuclear co-operation agreement" allowing Saudi Arabia to develop a civilian nuclear program, potentially including uranium enrichment. The deal, which will be reviewed by Congress, raises concerns among experts and some lawmakers about nuclear proliferation in the Middle East.
The US Department of Energy has removed approximately 6,000 web pages on energy conservation, including topics like water conservation and solar energy. This action, occurring during a heatwave, follows Republican criticism of a mayor's request to conserve energy. Archivists are working to preserve the deleted content.
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The US Department of Energy has announced that it has removed 13.5 kg of highly enriched uranium from Venezuela Read Full Article at RT.com
