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  • July 2008

    • Energy Crisis Requires a Global Agency

      Financial Times (UK)  |  Jul 24, 08 4:08 PM CDT

      Energy Crisis Requires a Global Agency

      (Newser) - A global agency is needed to deal with the developing energy crisis, Mohamed ElBaradei, director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, writes in the Financial Times . Demand for energy is rising fast and alternatives to fossil fuels remain largely hypothetical, and though there are international organizations to deal with everything from health to aviation, energy “is dealt with in a fragmented, piecemeal way.” More »

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      oil  • greenhouse gases  • alternative energy  • nuclear power  • fossil fuel  • IAEA  • International Atomic Energy Agency  • Mohammed El Baradei

    • Ruling Party's Win Paves Way for Nuclear Deal in India

      Washington Post  |  Jul 22, 08 8:15 PM CDT

      Ruling Party's Win Paves Way for Nuclear Deal in India

      (Newser) - The Indian government's survival of a confidence vote today should clear the way for approval of a landmark nuclear energy deal with the US, the Washington Post reports. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government survived by 19 votes, despite allegations of bribery and back-room shenanigans. Under the US-brokered deal, India will get access to the global market for nuclear fuel and technology. More »

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      India  • Manmohan Singh  • International Atomic Energy Agency  • Congress Party

  • July 2007

    • Cheney Pushing Bush Toward Military Option On Iran

      Guardian (UK)  |  Jul 16, 07 6:15 AM CDT

      Cheney Pushing Bush Toward Military Option On Iran

      (Newser) - Dick Cheney is winning a West Wing power struggle, pushing the president toward the threat of military action against Iran, the Guardian reports. After an internal review over the last month, Condoleezza Rice and Robert Gates favor continued diplomacy, but are said to be losing the argument. "Bush is not going to leave office with Iran in limbo," a Washington source tells the paper. More »

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      Iran  • Condoleezza Rice  • Dick Cheney  • nuclear program  • International Atomic Energy Agency  • Natanz

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