Who's Minding America's Nukes?
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Pentagon report slams military over lax security oversight of the nation's nuclear arsenal
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One side is suspicious of new evidence presented by the U.S. The other says, "We told you so"
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An unlikely meeting of minds on an issue of global concern.
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President Bush and John Kerry agree that the most horrifying threat facing the country is a nuclear weapon in terrorist hands, each man claiming to be best able to prevent it from happening. But securing bomb-grade material in Russia and at labs elsewhere will be a daunting task no matter who is in the White House.
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Some Republicans in Congress are second-guessing a government intelligence report that Iran has abandoned its nuclear weapons program. They want a second opinion.
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Washington, October 19: The US still has 480 aerial tactical nuclear bombs deployed at eight bases in seven European countries, three times more than the estimated figure, US nuclear expert has said.
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Analysis: Why something like optimism hovers over the talks on Pyongyang's nukes
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on Saturday calling on Iran to suspend all activities related to uranium enrichment. The United States,. Russia and the European Union reinforced the message on Monday by urging Tehran to comply.
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Analysis: North Korea watchers are divided by the Dear Leader's promise to shut down a controversial nuclear reactor.  Is Kim playing straight or still playing games?
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The United States should reexamine a  questionable charge that North Korea has a covert uranium  enrichment program, a key American complaint against Pyongyang  that could complicate the new nuclear weapons deal, experts  said on Wednesday.
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As the price of oil rises, so has the number of Americans who believe nuclear energy is an acceptable source of power, although the pro-nuclear camp is still a minority, a study showed on Monday.
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Sweden's top nuclear officials on Friday decided U.N. experts should be invited to inspect the country's atomic power plants after a string of malfunctions raised concerns about safety. The relatively minor incidents have not posed any threat of radioactive leaks. But the frequency of the problems have sparked calls for a review of the safety controls at the power plants, which generate about half of Sweden's electricity.
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By Bruno Domingos and Andrei Khalip RESENDE, Brazil  - U.N. nuclear experts visitedBrazil's new uranium enrichment plant on Tuesday to try tobreak an impasse over nonproliferation inspections, althoughhow much they would be allowed to see remained at issue.
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Canada, Mexico, Spain, The United Kingdom, France, Russia, Israel, Australia, Japan, and South Korea: together with nine other newspapers, Le Monde has conducted an opinion poll [concieved of by the Canadian daily La Presse] on the perception of the United States and the stakes of the American presidential election. The rejection of President Bush, in the name of the good relations hoped for with The United States, is massive. Full Article here (Text in French).
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A rift has emerged between the US and Europe over how harshly to deal with Iran and its suspect nuclear program. The Europeans are ignoring American suggestions and circulating their own recommendations to
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BUENOS AIRES -- Two sets of Americans have come here to talk global warming: the United States, opposed to controls on carbon emissions, and a bloc of united states, from Maine to Delaware, that plan to impose them.
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As eastern Europe improves privacy safeguards for its citizens, western Europe and the United States are stepping up surveillance. The U.S. and Britain rank with China and Russia as the among the most intrusive of governments.