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Nuclear Power
Can We Believe Burma?
Burma claims it can’t afford nuclear weapons. But its ties with North Korea are both convenient and troubling.
Burma Denies Nuclear Goal
Burma’s rulers say the country is too poor to acquire nuclear weapons. Its ties with North Korea are still a concern, though.
Nascent Anti-Nuclear Movement?
Will the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima plant herald an anti-nuclear movement in Japan? There are signs it will.
Does Japan Need Nuclear Power?
The Fukushima crisis was a reminder of the role nuclear power plays in Japan. But are there viable alternatives?
‘No More Fukushimas’
Ruling out nuclear power is not viable. Instead, nuclear companies in Asia will have to ramp up their PR efforts.
‘No More Fukushimas’
Ruling out nuclear power is not viable. Instead, nuclear companies in Asia will have to ramp up their PR efforts.
Don't Blame Fukushima
The reason nuclear power is stalled in the Philippines is corruption, not what has happened in Japan.
Nuclear Crisis in Perspective
As Japan grapples with a nuclear incident following Friday’s earthquake, it’s important not to rush to judgement.
Nuclear Crisis in Perspective
As Japan grapples with a nuclear incident following Friday’s earthquake, it’s important not to rush to judgement.
Nuclear Babies and Bathwater
France wants to take a bigger slice of the nuclear pie from countries such as South Korea. But caution is essential.
Short-sighted US Nuclear Policy
The nuclear deals being negotiated with Jordan and Saudi Arabia underscore US inconsistency on non-proliferation policy.
China's Nuclear Responsibility
Chinese policymakers are right to take a cautious approach to the country’s rapidly developing nuclear industry.