Nuclear Materials Report Shows Better Safekeeping
William J. Broad | New York Times
A report issued Wednesday on the security of deadly nuclear materials found steady improvement, with seven countries in the last two years giving up most of their uranium and plutonium that could be readily turned into weapons.
What Iran Wants in 2014
Hassan Rouhani | Project Syndicate
When I campaigned to become President of Iran, I promised to balance realism and the pursuit of the Islamic Republic’s ideals – and won Iranian voters’ support by a large margin.
Three Days in March: New Details on U.S. Iran Direct Talks
Laura Rozen | Al-Monitor
Late last February, after six world powers and Iran wrapped up nuclear talks in Almaty, Kazakhstan (Feb.26-27), two members of the U.S. nuclear negotiating team secretly flew to Oman.
Nuclear Fuel Storage Remains Safe, Panel Members Say
Matthew L. Wald | New York Times
Most members of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission indicated on Monday that they considered it safe to continue storing most spent nuclear fuel in pools, even though concerns remain about potential accidents and terrorist attacks.
Japan's Energy Pact with Turkey Raises Nuclear Weapons Concerns
Asahi Shimbun
A pact required for Japan’s first nuclear plant export after the Fukushima disaster faces opposition over concerns about a possible proliferation of nuclear weapons.
Talks Between South Korea, U.S. on Nuclear Accord Close Without Progress
Yonhap News Agency
South Korea and the United States will meet again in April for negotiations on renewing a bilateral nuclear energy pact, the foreign ministry said Wednesday after the allies closed their two-day talks on the accord without progress.