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Pakistan, China likely to sign nuclear deal, says envoy

Indybay newswire (Free subscription) | 18 hours ago

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and China are expected to sign a civil nuclear agreement during President Asif Ali Zardari's maiden state visit to the Communist nation, the country's envoy to Beijing said on Tuesday.

• Pak, China expected to sign nuclear deal - Indian Express
• Pakistan, China likely to sign nuclear deal, says envoy - Times of India

Former Minister welcomes nuclear deal

Hindu (Free subscription) | 19 hours ago

CHIKMAGALUR: D.K. Taradevi Siddartha, former Union Minister, has welcomed the bilateral agreement for civilian nuclear cooperation between India and the United States. In a press release, Ms. Siddartha has stated that the agreement will ...

Pakistan, China likely to sign nuclear deal, says envoy

Times of India (Free subscription) | yesterday

Pakistan and China are expected to sign a civil nuclear agreement during President Asif Ali Zardari's maiden visit to China which began on Tuesday.

35 per cent power from nuclear plants by 2050: Kakodkar

Times of India (Free subscription) | yesterday

With the signing of the Indo-US nuke deal, the country will achieve 35% electricity generation from nuclear power plants by 2050, Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Anil Kakodkar said.

• 35 pc power from n-plants by 2050: Kakodkar - Indian Express

Pak, China may sign civil nuclear deal

rediff News (Free subscription) | yesterday

Both countries have always supported the peaceful use of civil nuclear energy and an agreement in this connection is expected to be signed during the President's visit to China which began Tuesday, Ambassador Masood Khan said. The two countries will ink several agreements in the fields of technology, agriculture and minerals. They will also sign an investment protocol to their existing free...

• Pakistan, China likely to sign nuclear deal, says envoy - Times of India
• Zardari to visit China on Tuesday - Times of India
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North Korea to resume disablement after nuclear deal

World Affairs Board (Free subscription) | 10/13/2008

North Korea to resume disablement after nuclear deal SEOUL - North Korea said on Sunday it would resume taking apart its plutonium-producing nuclear plant and allow in inspectors in response to a US decision to remove it from a terrorism blacklist and salvage a faltering nuclear deal. The...

Pak, China expected to sign nuclear deal

Indian Express (Free subscription) | yesterday

Pakistan and China are expected to sign a civil nuclear agreement during President Asif Ali Zardari's maiden state visit to the Communist nation, the country's envoy to Beijing said.

Nuclear Deal Prolongs Dilemma over North Korea - BusinessWeek

Business Week (Free subscription) | 10/13/2008

Nuclear Deal Prolongs Dilemma over North KoreaPresident Bush's compromise delisting Pyongyang as a state sponsor of terrorism leaves plenty of thorny issues for his successor by Related Items Story Tools Dictator Kim Jung-Ill Korean Central Television/Yonhap via Getty ImagesThe weekend salvage of a faltering nuclear deal underlines a policy dilemma facing North Korea, the U.S., and U.S. allies. The...

Nuclear Deal Will Make a Big Difference to the Nation

www.musikmonster.com (Free subscription) | 10/12/2008

The nuclear deal with the United States have created quite a furor in Indian politics and media. India which calls itself none aligned with refere2 Vote(s)

Patil hails Indo-US nuclear deal

Daily News Analysis (Free subscription) | 10/13/2008

President Pratibha Patil hailed the Indo-US civilian nuclear deal, noting that India's tradition of peace and brotherhood helped it gain international acceptance

Indian Nuclear Deal

oil and energy news (Free subscription) | 10/12/2008

By L. Jayasooriya The nuclear deal that India has struck with America or America has struck with India as the case may be could be a potential threat, not in terms of nuclear weapons, but in terms of the unknown that could happen to the stability of all Asian countries over which India wants to exercise [...]

South Korea may reward North for nuclear deal

Reuters (Free subscription) | 10/13/2008

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea may reward North Korea for reaching a compromise to save a crumbling nuclear disarmament deal by sending a delayed shipment of steel aid to its destitute neighbor, a government official indicated on Monday.

India not against US-Pakistan N-deal: Pranab Mukherjee

World Affairs Board (Free subscription) | 10/12/2008

India not against US-Pakistan N-deal: Pranab Mukherjee Quote: WASHINGTON: India has indicated it would not mind the United States entering a civil nuclear deal with Pakistan, saying it believed every country has the right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. "We will like to encourage civil nuclear cooperation for peaceful use of nuclear energy," external...

• Pak shouldnt be apprehensive on N-deal: Mukherjee - Indian Express
• India allays Pak fears over N-deal with US - rediff News
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US and India sign N-deal

OpiniPundit (Free subscription) | 10/12/2008

Ibelieve in the years to come this will go down as one of Bush's premier accomplishments ... The United States and India on Friday signed the nuclear deal which will allow India to buy US civil nuclear technology for the first time in three decades. The accord was signed by US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice and Indian External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee. The accord has...

• N-deal sealed; Pranab, Rice sign 123 agreement - Indian Express
• ‘India bound by agreed text of 123 Agreement’ - NHatky
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North Korea to resume disablement after nuclear deal

Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 10/12/2008

North Korea said on Sunday it would resume taking apart its plutonium-producing nuclear plant and allow in inspectors in response to a U.S. decision to remove it from a terrorism blacklist and salvage a faltering nuclear deal.