Iranian Negotiator Sees Attainment of Final Nuclear Deal in New York as "Unlikely"
Fars News Agency
"I believe that it will be highly unlikely to be able to reach the final conclusion and an agreement in New York, given the large volume of the negotiations needed," Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister and senior negotiator Seyed Abbas Araqchi told reporters in Tehran on Monday on the sidelines of the 53rd annual meeting of the Asian-African Legal Consultative Organization.
Send British Nukes to US if Scotland Votes Yes Say Military Chiefs
Marco Giannangeli | Sunday Express
Britain's independent nuclear deterrent should be moved to the Unites States if Scotland gains its independence next week, senior military figures have said.
Russia Says Dissatisfied with U.S. Talks Over Arms Treaty Concerns
Thomas Grove | Reuters
Russia said on Thursday it was dissatisfied with talks held with U.S. officials to address concerns that Moscow had violated a Cold War-era arms control agreement by testing a ground-launched cruise missile.
North Korea's Cyber Capabilities: Deterrence and Stability in a Changing Strategic Environment
Egle Murauskaite | 38 North
In addition to long-standing international concerns about North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons and technology, the US and its regional allies—the Republic of Korea and Japan—are increasingly worried about the DPRK’s growing cyber offensive capabilities.
Federal Study: U.S. Nuke Labs Unprepared for Catastrophe
Patrick Malone | Santa Fe New Mexican
The nation's nuclear weapons laboratories are woefully unprepared to respond to emergencies, from small radiation leaks to large-scale disasters like the 2011 Fukushima meltdown in Japan, according to a sweeping new federal study.
Two Nuclear Reactors to Be Built in UAE
Gulf News
The Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation of the UAE has authorised the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation to begin building two additional nuclear power reactors at the Barakah site in the Western Region of Abu Dhabi emirate.