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Paul Leventhal died today at age 69
April 10, 2007
(Updated April 26, 2007)
Paul Leventhal, founder of the Nuclear Control Institute, died today at age 69. He lost his last tough fight, to metastatic melanoma.
Leventhal’s bio follows, as well as a summary of the initiatives he led at the Institute over 25 years.
The papers documenting these initiatives have been collected and catalogued at the National Security Archive, George Washington University, in Washington. The Institute’s website will remain online and is being redesigned into a permanent, easily searchable archive.
Paul Leventhal Bio NCI Collection Initiatives Share Your Thoughts
In Memoriam--Paul Leventhal by Hon. Edward J. Markey April 23, 2007
Obits in media: ENS April 10, 2007 Secrecy News April 10, 2007 New York Times April 12, 2007 Washington Post April 14, 2007 NCR of Iran April 16, 2007 Guardian Unlimited April 17, 2007 The Times April 17, 2007 Sydney Morning Herald April 18, 2007 BBC Radio April 20, 2007 Washington Times April 22, 2007
Memorial Service for Paul Leventhal April 20, 2007
The memorial service for Paul Leventhal, Founding President of the Nuclear Control Institute, was held on Monday, April 23, 2007, at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1779 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.
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Sacrificing the NPT on an Altar of Expediency
December 8, 2006
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'Nuclear Cooperation is Catastrophe'
October 17, 2006
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Responding to Former Senator Nunn, NCI's Leventhal cites failures of Atoms for Peace and warns against international nuclear fuel centers
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Paul Leventhal
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Sen. Sam Nunn
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What's needed is 'new toughness' toward proliferators, not more nuclear cooperation, he tells NY Times readers
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NY Times letter to the editorOct 17, 2006 |
Restraints Fray and Risks Grow as Nuclear Club Gains Members NY Times Oct 15, 2006 |
Preventing Nuclear Terrorism Voice of America Oct. 25, 2006 Listen[MP3] Listen[RealAudio] |
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Background materials:
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"Fixing Ike's Flawed Nuclear Plan" Leventhal statement on 50th anniversary of President Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace speech Dec 8, 2003 |
The Warning Not Heeded Excerpt from the Acheson-Lilienthal Report March 16, 1946 |
Text of President Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace address to the UNDec 8, 1953 |
Avoid new US-Russian nuclear arms race to help prevent further spread of the bomb Radio Netherlands interview Nov 18, 2004 |
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NRC Reverses Post-9/11 Secrecy Policy In Response to NCI Appeal
September 26, 2006
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Will disclose amounts of bomb-grade uranium requested for export; Public to regain role in minimizing dangerous nuclear commerce
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NCI's Kuperman
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NRC's Klein
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NCI Press Release
Sept. 26, 2006
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NRC Chairman Klein’s letter to NCI, repealing secrecy policy
Aug. 31, 2006
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NCI Press Release
June 12, 2006
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NCI's appeal letter to Diaz
June 12, 2006
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NRC Chairman Diaz' letter to NCI, partially repealing secrecy policy
Apr 26, 2006
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NCI's original letter to Diaz, requesting complete lifting of secrecy policy
Feb 13, 2006
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Press Accounts
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NRC restores policy of issuing information on HEU exports
Sept. 18, 2006
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University of Texas professor fights U.S. uranium exports
Austin American-Statesman May 13, 2006 |
Bombs Away in Canada
The Ottawa Citizen June 17, 2006
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Nuclear Sites Vulnerable
The Ottawa Citizen June 17, 2006
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Earlier NCI News on Bomb-Grade Uranium
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Bomb-Grade Bazaar Increases Nuclear Terrorism Risk NRC Secrecy Increases Risks of Bomb-Grade Uranium Reversing an Abomination on Capitol Hilll
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Congress Acts to Block US Plutonium Fuel Program
September 14, 2006
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NCI joins with 59 groups to urge House Energy Committee Chairman Hobson to beat back Senate efforts to reinstate DOE's dangerous plutonium MOX-fuel boondoggle
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House Energy Committee Chairman David Hobson
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NCI's 25th Anniversary
June 21, 2006
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'Remarkably and sadly,' says NCI founder Leventhal, 'the ad that launched us a quarter-century ago reads almost as if it were written today.'
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NY Times ad 1981
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NCI founder Paul Leventhal
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Statement by Paul Leventhal
June 21, 2006 |
NY Times ad
June 21, 1981
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High resolution version of ad
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NRC Partially Overturns Post 9/11 Secrecy Policy
June 12, 2006
Acts on NCI's request to reveal details of bomb-grade uranium exports; NCI now appeals to lift remaining secrecy as illegal.
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NCI's Kuperman at University of Texas
Credit: Deborah Cannon, Austin American-Statesman
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NCI Press Release
June 12, 2006
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NRC Chairman Diaz' letter to NCI, partially repealing secrecy policy
Apr 26, 2006
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NCI's original letter to Diaz, requesting complete lifting of secrecy policy
Feb 13, 2006
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NCI's appeal letter to Diaz
June 12, 2006
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Press Accounts
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University of Texas professor fights U.S. uranium exports
Austin American-Statesman May 13, 2006 |
Bombs Away in Canada
The Ottawa Citizen June 17, 2006
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Nuclear Sites Vulnerable
The Ottawa Citizen June 17, 2006
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Has Iran Crossed the Line?
April 11, 2006
Iranian announcement of successful uranium enrichment is ominous because it may bring Iran closer to producing the bomb in secret facilities, Leventhal warns on PBS' NewsHour
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Debates ISIS' David Albright on the significance of Iran's accomplishment and the need for Security Council action to strengthen international inspections and impose sanctions
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Leventhal, Albright and PBS' Margaret Warner
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NewsHour transcript and webcast April 11, 2006
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News Reports
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U.N. Agency Says Iran Falls Short on Nuclear Data
New York Times April 29, 2006 |
Iran Reports Big Advance in Enrichment of Uranium New York Times
April 12, 2005
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US warns Iran on nuclear announcement Reuters
April 11, 2006 |
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June 8, 2006
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April 28, 2006
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"Confronting Iran" Presentation by former Israeli Chief of Staff Moshe Yaalon (Distinguished Military Fellow of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy) to the Hudson Institute
March 7, 2006
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Facing Down Iran by Mark Steyn
Wall Street Journal
April 19, 2006
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Feb 27, 2006
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U.N. Security Council's Draft Statement on Iranian Nuclear Program ABC News
Mar 18, 2006
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Nuclear Agreement with India: An Atrocity in the Making
April 9, 2006
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Lively debate with Hopkins' Andersen on the benefits vs. risks of India's use of some Atoms for Peace reactors to produce plutonium for weapons
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Transcript of excerpts from "Encounter" debate
April 9, 2006 |
Webcast of "Encounter" debate
April 9, 2006
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An Unrealistic View of Nuclear India Letter to the editor of Washington Post by Paul Leventhal April 26, 2006 Op-Ed article in Washington Post by Selig Harrison How to Regulate Nuclear Weapons April 23, 2006 |
"Full-Scope IAEA Safeguards as a Global Norm," released by Nuclear Control Institute April 21, 2006
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President Bush's Astonishing Statement On Plutonium Reprocessing
, excerpt from transcript of press conference in India March 2, 2006
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CIRUS Reactor's Role in a U.S.-India Nuclear Agreement
Presentation by Paul Leventhal at CNS Seminar, Dececember 19, 2005
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"India Cheated" Washington Post op-ed article
by Victor Gilinsky and Paul Leventhal on use of CIRUS Atoms for Peace reactor to produce plutonium for nuclear weapons June 15, 1998
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India's "peaceful nuclear explosion" of 1974 (made with CIRUS plutonium) was a bomb all along
, top Indian scientist acknowledges Associated Press October 10, 1997
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Then-Secretary of State Kissinger acknowledges what the State Department today denies: "high probability" that India used U.S.-supplied heavy water in CIRUS reactor to produce plutonium for nuclear test. Congressional Record, pp. S14917-14929 August 30, 1976
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U.S.-India CIRUS agreement
requiring use of heavy water "only for peaceful purposes" March 16, 1956
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Canada-India CIRUS agreement
requiring use of the reactor and any products (plutonium) for "peaceful purposes only." April 28, 1956
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Historical Documents Regarding India's Misuse of Civilian Nuclear Technology Assistance
(Declassified U.S. Government Documents from the Early-1970s) Arms Control Association
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"An End to Nuclear Proliferation or an End to Nuclear Non-Proliferation?" Presentation by Paul Leventhal to Carnegie Endowment meeting on 1998 nuclear tests July 16, 1998
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Issues and Questions on July 18 Proposal for Nuclear Cooperation with India Joint Letter
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Joint Letter from Arms Control and Nonproliferation Experts
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"Analysis of the Administration's draft legislation to change US Laws to Facilitate Nuclear Cooperation with India" by Leonor Tomero, Center for Arms Control & Non-Proliferation April 9, 2006
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"India's Gas Centrifuge Program: Stopping Illicit Procurement and the Leakage of Technical Centrifuge Know-How," ISIS Report by David Albright and Susan Basu, Institute for Science and International Security March 10, 2006
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"Neither a Determined Proliferator Nor a Responsible Nuclear State: India's Record Needs Scrutiny," ISIS Issue Brief by David Albright and Susan Basu, Institute for Science and International Security April 5, 2006
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How to Deal with Iran in the Security Council?
March 20, 2006
NCI's Leventhal and Monterey's Spector explore strategies for halting Iran's nuclear weapons program on Voice of America's 'Encounter' Show; Need for tough stand and for empowering international inspectors is debated.
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Leonard Spector
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Paul Leventhal
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Audio webcast of Voice of America's 'Encounter'
Mar 12, 2006
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Audio webcast of Australian Broadcasting interview, 'Nuclear Diplomacy in Iran'
Mar 09, 2006
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Mar 18, 2006
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Reuters Mar 16, 2006 |
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New York Times Mar 16, 2006 |
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Board & UN Security Council
Feb 27, 2006
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January 09
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U.S. Moves to Become Global Nuclear Fuel Supplier
Environment News Service
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December 18
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Argentina says Iran meddling in its bombing probe
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Khatami: Real nuke threat for Turkey is Israel, not Iran
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Russia, US spar over Iran's nuclear, missile trade
Reuters
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FOX News
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Al-Qaida plotting nuclear attack on UK, officials warn
Guardian Unlimited, UK
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World's most deadly bugs... in the hands of terrorists
Scotsman, United Kingdom
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November 12
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S.Korea won't join arms interdiction
Reuters.uk, UK
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Delhi steps up lobbying in NSG for N-deal
Peninsula On-line, Qatar
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Czech spies foil N Korea nuclear plans
The Age, Australia
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Israel could strike Irans nuclear assets
Daily Times, Pakistan
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Iran to install 3,000 nuclear centrifuges
Daily Times, Pakistan
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OpEdNews, PA
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Bush, Olmert and Iran
Jerusalem Post, Israel
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Israeli unease grows over fraying US ties
International Herald Tribune, France
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Pak, India to ink deal on N-accidents
Daily News & Analysis, India
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Iran sends stern warning to Israel
International Herald Tribune, France
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Call to make South Asia a nuclear free zone
Hindu, India
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Kissinger urges stepped up pace of North Korean disarmament talks
International Herald Tribune, France
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IAEA may block Iran bid for nuclear aid
Persian Journal, Iran
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India and US step up defence cooperation
Times of India, India
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Lavrov Voicing Hope for Resumption of Iran Talks
The Moscow Times, Russia
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India hopeful on N-deal despite win by the Democrats
Zee News, India
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N. Korea Expects Talks to End Sanctions
New York Times
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North Korea Will Resume Nuclear Talks
New York Times
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November 09
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US urges North Korea to avoid disrupting APEC
Washington Post, United States
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State to Decide on Feasibility of Reactors
Washington Post
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Agency Considers A-Plants Vulnerability
New York Times
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Islam, Terror and the Second Nuclear Age
New York Times
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November 08
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At the U.N., Discord Over Confronting Irans Nuclear Ambitions
New York Times
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Democrat poll gains cloud India-US nuclear deal
Washington Post, United States
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November 07
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China, Japan, US leaders to meet on APEC sidelines
Washington Post, United States
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November 06
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Nukes: More Persuasive Than Sanctions
Washington Post, United States
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Iran ready to share missile systems with others:TV
Washington Post, United States
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November 05
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Iran Says It Will Consider Talks With US
New York Times, United States
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Nuclear question still nags at Japan
Christian Science Monitor, MA
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November 04
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China, Russia Object to Including US-Backed Military Option
Washington Post, United States
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U.S. Analysts Had Flagged Atomic Data on Web Site
New York Times
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Russia Seeks Changes in Iran Measure
New York Times
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November 03
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China May Be Using Oil to Press North Korea
New York Times
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U.S. Warhead Testing Behind Schedule, IG Says
Washington Post
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U.S. Shuts Web Site That Contained Nuclear Details
Washington Post
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Six powers try to forge draft on Iran sanctions
Washington Post, United States
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N.Korea can put warhead on missile: experts
Washington Post
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US speeds N.Korea attack contingency plan: report
Washington Post, United States
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November 02
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Optimism Turns to Anxiety On Curbing Nuclear Arms
Washington Post, United States
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Ex-Diplomat Faults Policy on N. Korea
Washington Post, United States
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Democrats would push talks, better foreign ties
Washington Post, United States
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North Korea Will Resume Nuclear Talks
New York Times
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November 01
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US Debates Value of North Korea Talks
New York Times, United States
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North Korea Talks: Back to the Table, Some Reluctantly
New York Times, United States
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N. Korea Expects Talks to End Sanctions
New York Times, United States
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Russia says won't back draft text on Iran sanctions
Washington Post, United States
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Iran may limit work with IAEA if sanctions imposed
Washington Post, United States
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October 25
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Preventing Nuclear Terrorism
Voice of America
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October 17
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Cracking the Arms Race
Washington Post, United States
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North Korea promises response to UN sanctions
Reuters
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South Korea seeks nuclear-free status for Korean Peninsula - PM
ITAR-TASS, Russia
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UN IDs 30 nations with nuke potential
Arizona Daily Star, AZ
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AP: China Urged to Rethink N. Korean Aid
San Francisco Chronicle, USA
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Gorbachev: Nukes Could Keep Spreading
Guardian
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Thirty new countries could acquire nuclear weapon: IAEA chief
AFP Yahoo!
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US confirms N Korea nuclear test
BBC News
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US detects activity at North Korea test site: media
Reuters
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North Korean Fuel Identified as Plutonium
New York Times, United States
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North Korea talks not on agenda for Rice trip
Washington Post, United States
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October 16
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S.Korea says sign of North nuclear test preparation
Reuters
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Scientists Announce Creation of Atomic Element, the Heaviest Yet
Washington Post, United States
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S.Korea sees sign of North nuclear test preparation
Reuters
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US officials think 2nd N. Korea nuke blast in the works
13WHAM-TV, NY
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Australia bans N. Korea ships
The West Australian, Australia
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US says confident China joining N.Korea sanctions
Reuters
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Rice hopes Pyongyang will not conduct second test
Washington Post, United States
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Olmert to discuss nuclear Iran with Putin
Reuters India, India
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Olmert sees Arab axis of peace to counter Iran
Reuters.uk, UK
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IAEA unsure whether N.Korea conducted nuclear test
Washington Post, United States
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China Said to Start Enforcing North Korea Sanctions
New York Times, United States
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Nuclear energy growth not a weapons risk -summit
Reuters.uk, UK
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Germany to Iran: It's not too late to avoid sanctions
Reuters
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Restraints Fray and Risks Grow as Nuclear Club Gains Members
New York Times
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China fears consequences of North Korea collapse
Reuters
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Japan Should Reexamine Its Nuclear Weapons Ban, Ruling Party Official Says
Reuters-Washington Post
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October 15
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Questions Grow Over UN Curbs on North Korea
New York Times, United States
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Japan Should Reexamine Its Nuclear Weapons Ban, Ruling Party ...
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Rice to Press China to Enforce North Korean Sanctions
New York Times, United States
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US Diplomats Say China Must Enforce Sanctions
Washington Post, United States
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The think-twice sanctions on North Korea
Christian Science Monitor, MA
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Japan flexes its foreign-policy muscle
Christian Science Monitor, MA
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October 14
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Japan considering extra sanctions against North Korea
Washington Post, United States
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Security Council Backs Sanctions on North Korea
New York Times, United States
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Iran says sanctions threat part of psychological war
Washington Post, United States
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Preliminary Samples Hint at North Korean Nuclear Test
New York Times
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An Invitation From Iran: Inspect It for Yourself
New York Times
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October 13
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US Detects Signs of Radiation Consistent With Test
Washington Post, United States
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Japan Imposes Sanctions as UN Continues N. Korea Debate
Washington Post, United States
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UN Moves Closer to Resolution on North Korea
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For Bush, Many Questions on Iraq and North Korea
New York Times
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North Korea Warns of More Nuclear Tests
New York Times
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October 12
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China and Russia Stall Sanctions on North Korea
New York Times, United States
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Iran Defies Call to Drop Nuclear Plans
New York Times, United States
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Op-Ed Contributor Kim Jong-ils Suicide Watch
New York Times, United States
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US Meets Resistance on N. Korea Plan
New York Times, United States
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Annan Presses For U.S. Talks With N. Korea
Washington Post
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US Softens Proposed Resolution on North Korea
New York Times, United States
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Japan rethinks its military
Chicago Tribune, United States
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N.Korea warns Japan against sanctions
Washington Post, United States
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October 11
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Bush's N. Korea Strategy Includes Bilateral Talks
Washington Post, United States
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Sanctions Would Focus on Blocking Weapons Exports
Los Angeles Times, CA
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Militaries Try to Verify N. Korea Test
Washington Post, United States
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U.S. Fears Export of Technology
Los Angeles Times
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Rice Asserts U.S. Plans No Attack on North Korea
New York Times
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China Shows Willingness to Punish North Korea for Test
New York Times
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Iran Unfazed by Outrage Over North Korea's Test
Los Angeles Times
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North Korea Warns Against Tougher Sanctions
New York Times, United States
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McCain fires back at Clintons on N. Korea
Chicago Tribune, United States
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Report: NKorea Doesn't Rule Out More Tests
Washington Post, United States
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Pentagon Assesses Responses, Including a Possible Blockade
New York Times
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October 10
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China Shows Willingness to Punish North Korea for Test
New York Times, United States
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Op-Ed Contributor Solving the Korean Stalemate, One Step at a Time
New York Times, United States
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Test Byproduct: Quick Scramble to Point Fingers
New York Times, United States
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Small Blast, Or Big Deal
New York Times, United States
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Dissension Emerges on Responding to North Korea
New York Times, United States
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Pakistan Denies N. Korea Nuke Test Link
Los Angeles Times, CA
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The scramble for a way to stop nukes
Christian Science Monitor, MA
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Insecurity Led Kim to Build Nuclear Program, Experts Say
New York Times, United States
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Shinzo Abe and a Nuclear Japan
Washington Post, United States
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Was North Korea's Nuclear Device a Dud?
Washington Post, United States
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For U.S., a Strategic Jolt After North Koreas Test
New York Times
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China rules out war over N.Korea but not sanctions
Washington Post, United States
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N. Korea Reports 1st Nuclear Arms Test
New York Times
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Test Draws Worldwide Condemnation
New York Times
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October 09
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South Koreans Rise to UN Chief Is Overshadowed
New York Times, United States
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Nuclear Test Is Likely to Push Japan From Pacifism
New York Times, United States
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Richardson Urges Diplomacy on N. Korea
Los Angeles Times, CA
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Norths Test Seen as Failure for Korea Policy China Followed
New York Times, United States
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Japan's Abe in S.Korea as North announces test
Washington Post, United States
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October 08
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North Koreas Nuclear Intentions, Out There for All to See
New York Times
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October 07
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North Koreas Nuclear Intentions, Out There for All to See
New York Times, United States
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US Cites Deal With UN Members to Punish Iran
New York Times, United States
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October 06
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UN Council Presses North Korea to Drop Plans for Nuclear Test
New York Times, United States
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Study Says Lab Meltdown Caused Cancer
Los Angeles Times
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Atomic Pioneers Gather Again to Recall Manhattan Project
New York Times
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US Reviews Response Options for North Korean Nuclear Test
New York Times
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Decision Delayed on Sanctions Against Iran Over Nuclear Issue
Washington Post, United States
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October 05
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World Powers to Discuss Sanctions Against Iran Over Nuclear Issue
Washington Post, United States
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Ban eyes UN visit to N Korea over nuclear fears
Washington Post, United States
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U.S. Warns North Koreans About Nuclear Test
New York Times
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N. Korea Plans a Nuclear Test
Los Angeles Times
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Toshiba to buy 77 pct of Westinghouse for $4.2 bln
Reuters
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NRC report finds no health risk in tritium leaks
Reuters
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N. Korea Pledges Nuclear Test
Washington Post
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EU says Iran nuclear sanctions are edging closer
Reuters
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October 04
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US Sternly Warns North Korea Not to Conduct a Nuclear Test
New York Times, United States
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U.S. gives N Korea stark warning against nuclear test
Reuters
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The Safety in Loaning Nuclear Fuel
Washington Post, United States
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US says UN is divided on action against N Korea
Reuters Canada, Canada
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Korean nuclear test may be linked to UN post-Solana
Reuters AlertNet, UK
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British Find No Evidence Of Arms Traffic From Iran
Washington Post
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Pakistan warns N. Korea against nukes
Jerusalem Post, Israel
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EU says Iran nuclear sanctions are edging closer
Reuters India, India
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N.Korean official says nuclear test only option
Reuters
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Key Neighbors Try to Dissuade North Korea
New York Times
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South Korea gravely concerned at North's test threat
Reuters India, India
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Rice says time running out over Iran nuclear programme
Reuters
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S. Korean diplomat says N. Korean nuke test could prompt Japan to ...
AP via International Herald Tribune, France
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October 03
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North Korea Plans Its First Nuclear Test
New York Times, United States
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Irans Proposal to End Nuclear Standoff Is Rejected by the West
New York Times, United States
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Bolton urges U.N. Council to react to N.Korea threat
Reuters
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Wrapup 9-US, Britain warn of sanctions in Iran nuclear case
Reuters
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US, world reserves can offset Iran oil for 18 months
Reuters.uk, UK
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N. Korea Appears Disinterested in Reaching Deal
Washington Post, United States
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N.Korean test would pose unacceptable threat: US
Washington Post, United States
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test would be highly provocative: UK
Reuters
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North Korea plans nuclear test, US calls it threat
Washington Post, United States
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Russia "concerned" by N.Korea nuclear test plan
Reuters.uk, UK
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Iran must halt atomic work to avoid sanctions: U.S.
Reuters
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Iran proposes France monitors uranium enrichment
Reuters
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N.Korea atom test would be "unacceptable"-Japan PM
Reuters AlertNet, UK
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Mitsubishi Heavy to sell smaller reactors in US
Reuters
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October 02
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White House disappointed US-India deal not approved
ABC News
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Iran says it won't suspend atomic work
Reuters
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Korean Virtually Assured of Top Job at UN
New York Times, United States
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Russian envoy to visit Iran for more nuclear talks
Jerusalem Post, Israel
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Talks with India could resume late October - Pakistan
Reuters India, India
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India resigned to wait as U.S. nuclear deal delayed
Reuters
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NASA's nutty nuclear ambitions continue unabated
Al-Jazeerah.info, GA
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October 01
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US Senate passes Iran sanctions bill
Aljazeera.com, UK
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Two Koreas to hold military talks on Monday: Seoul
Washington Post, United States
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