What China's Missile Intercept Test Means
What China's missile intercept test means, Iran to attend nuclear talks in Kazakhstan, US nuclear marketers visited Saudi Arabia, N. Korea military meeting hints at nuclear test, Agni-VI all set to take shape, Centrica pulls out of deal for new UK nuclear power stations.
What China's Missile Intercept Test Means Li Bin | Carnegie Article
China recently carried out its second missile intercept test, which U.S. observers may be tempted to interpret as a sign that Beijing is planning to build its own national missile defense system. But before jumping to conclusions, the nature, purpose, and consequences of that test need to be carefully analyzed.
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France 24
Iran is to discuss its disputed nuclear programme with world powers in Kazakhstan on February 26, however news of the announcement on Tuesday was tempered after an Iranian official said the Wests’ goal was to undermine Tehran. Full Article
Elaine M. Grossman | Global Security Newswire
A U.S. nuclear industry delegation traveled to Saudi Arabia in November, as Washington and Riyadh launched negotiations toward sealing a controversial atomic trade agreement. Full Article
Space Daily
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has chaired a high-level meeting that discussed a "great turn" in military capability, state media said Sunday, fuelling expectations of an imminent nuclear test. Full Article
T.S. Subramanian | Hindu
Agni-VI with multiple nuclear warheads, which can reach targets 6,000 km away, is all set to be developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). Full Article
Ian Steadman | Wired
Centrica, the company that owns British Gas, has decided not to invest in building new nuclear power stations in the UK. It was the last British company with an interest in investing in the planned next generation of nuclear plants. Full Article
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