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23.09.2009, 20:48

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“Iran has to prove it can be trusted”

The Russian and French offer to enrich uranium for Iran’s peaceful purposes could be hampered by Tehran itself, Vladimir Sotnikov from the Institute of World Economy and International Relations told RT.

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Russia not to sell S-300 missiles to Iran

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25.05.2010, 03:39 3 comments

Sanctions against North Korea unlikely to work

South Korea has cut off trading with North Korea and is threatening to take the country before the UN in retribution for a torpedo attack on a South Korean navy ship that killed 46 sailors.

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Russia demands “action, not words” over NATO, US anti-missile system

Responding to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s assurances that Russia should not fear NATO’s advance, Russian ambassador to NATO Dmitry Rogozin wants more than words.

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“Existing non-proliferation regime inadequate”

Published: 24 September, 2009, 13:05
Edited: 25 September, 2009, 05:26

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visiting the Natanz uranium enrichment facilities (AFP Photo / HO)

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Many countries, not only Iran and North Korea, would want the nuclear technology, so a global legal regime is needed to allow them use it for scientific purposes, says Fred Weir from Christian Science Monitor.

Weir noted that there’s no reason to deny a whole rank of upcoming countries that would have a need to develop nuclear science, but it puts them at the threshold where they theoretically could develop nuclear weapons. So, according to Weir, a global mechanism should be worked out that would make it possible for them to use the nuclear power for peaceful goals while preventing the emergence of new nuclear armed states.

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Vladimir Kremlev for RT 23.09.2009, 15:00

ROAR: Public vaguely aware of the Public Chamber

The Russian president will develop his strategy for strengthening civil society by filling his quota in the Public Chamber with “new faces,” the media and analysts predict.

Vladimir Kremlev for RT 24.09.2009, 15:20 1 comment

ROAR: “US again considers Russia an equal partner”

Moscow may come to an agreement with Washington, although it should not rely on “benevolence” from the US, analysts say.

Count Cash September 24, 2009, 15:54
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Then James we need the inspectors straight into Canada, because it must be making nuclear bombs, the nuclear power stuff must just be a cover up :-) Do they need sanctions, maybe they are building a bomb :-) Sure they CANDU :-) LoL

James Dickdog September 24, 2009, 13:53
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I think the nuclear power stuff is just a cover up for nuclear weapons !!!

Count Cash September 24, 2009, 10:10
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Let's be honest about all this, the nuclear players now, want total control of the nuclear fuel in the future. They saw what the effect of oil was in terms of politics and power. Now they want to politically manoever for control of the nuclear fuel supply, having learn't the lessons. They want the control and power, it is as simple as that. Yes a global system is needed, but a truly global one, which means there is no mechanism for monopoly by the players now. Amazingly, the current players don't want that, what they want is a 'global system' with them in control. The usual story!