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CNN International
October 12, 2008
In it,
North Korea acknowledged producing roughly 40 kilograms of enriched plutonium -- enough for about seven
nuclear bombs, according to
the US State ...
Center for Research on Globalization
October 11, 2008
by
Maurizio Torrealta In the investigative report an American veteran who participated in "Desert Storm" accuses
the US Administration of having used a ...
York Daily Record
October 11, 2008
Depending on who you ask, that can be anything from
Cold War secrets to
UFO parts to
nuclear bomb components. Those searching for the missing bomber, ...
The Age
October 11, 2008
But Pyongyang, angered at the delay, has been preparing to restart Yongbyon, which made plutonium for
nuclear bombs.
North Korea was added to the list on ...
Free Internet Press
October 11, 2008
On October 8, 2006,
North Korea conducted its first test of a
nuclear bomb. Three days later,
Sen. John McCain went on NBC's "Today" and ABC's "Good Morning ...
Medical News Today (press release)
October 11, 2008
Among other things, he has assessed
earthquake hazards in
New York City and beyond; developed methods of monitoring nuclear-bomb tests; and clarified the ...
Center for Research on Globalization
October 11, 2008
NCR-Iran.org (press release)
October 11, 2008
Are they now convinced that the more the mullahs are cajoled the more their appetite increases for a
nuclear bomb? Since 2002, when the
Iranian resistance ...
Today's Zaman
October 10, 2008
...
nuclear bombs, which means the lights in your house represent, in a real sense, bombs that will never go off. Potential
nuclear bomb material that once ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
October 10, 2008
"It looks like a nuclear bomb went off," Chris assessed, after picking me up from my downtown hotel. The streets were idle and empty. ...
Adnkronos International English
October 10, 2008
Milan, 10 Oct. (AKI) -
Iran may have the capacity to produce up to 60
nuclear bombs within two years, a leading US non -proliferation expert has told ...
International Herald Tribune
October 10, 2008
That is three-quarters of what it needs, after further enrichment, for its first nuclear bomb. Together, these brute facts puncture the administration's ...
Reuters
October 10, 2008
the United States and other Western powers suspect
Tehran is seeking a
nuclear bomb under cover of its civilian nuclear program. ...
Ynetnews
October 10, 2008
... in case we are attacked) is to deter
Iran from producing a
nuclear bomb and press the
international community to impose meaningful sanctions against it. ...
Creamer Media's Engineering News
October 10, 2008
The quality is related to the enrichment of the
uranium: in the case of a power reactor, the enrichment is less than 10%, but in the case of a
nuclear bomb, ...
Collective Bellaciao
October 10, 2008
Bloomberg
October 9, 2008
... is named after a section of
the US Atomic Energy Act. The legislation demands the US cease cooperating with
India if it tests another
nuclear bomb. ...
Foreign Policy Passport
October 9, 2008
silicon Valley or a
nuclear bomb? Tough choice. Still, while it's an absurdly loaded -- and probably flubbed -- question, the candidates at least had ...
آكي
October 9, 2008
Shreveport Times
October 8, 2008
This month marks the six-month anniversary since the 2d Bomb Wing's successful completion of the Headquarters Air Combat Command Inspector General's Nuclear ...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 8, 2008
"It was a shame to kill them all off, even in fiction, just to make the obvious point that nuclear bombs are bad." Off-kilter humor and polemical tendencies ...
Earth2Tech
October 8, 2008
... a Manhattan-like project that develops a nuclear bomb to deal with global energy and alternative energy or should we fund 100000 garages across America, ...
Reuters
October 8, 2008
the United States and other Western powers suspect
Tehran is seeking a
nuclear bomb under cover of its civilian nuclear program. ...
MTV.com
October 6, 2008
They're all given the unfortunate task of interrogating an American
Muslim man, played by Michael Sheen, who claims to have planted
nuclear bombs in three ...
E! Online
October 6, 2008
... Jackson and Michael Sheen in Unthinkable, a suspense thriller about the race to stop a terrorist group from detonating nuclear bombs in three US cities. ...
Hollywood Reporter
October 6, 2008
... they're assigned by an
FBI director (Donovan) to interrogate an American
Muslim man (Sheen) claiming to have
nuclear bombs planted in three US cities. ...
Hawaii Reporter
October 6, 2008
However,
the US retains 10685
nuclear bombs and
Russia is estimated to have around 14000. In 2002, the US and Russia signed the Strategic Offensive ...
International Herald Tribune
October 5, 2008
India built its
nuclear bombs outside the Nuclear
Non-Proliferation Treaty, which it refuses to sign. It has faced a nuclear trade ban since its first ...
RIA Novosti
October 5, 2008
Pakistan Dawn
October 4, 2008
Critics in
India argue the constraints compromise their country's right to conduct
nuclear bomb tests. Even without a signing ceremony during her visit, ...
Express Buzz
October 4, 2008
One last resort, he says, would be to set off a nuclear bomb near the asteroid to create a kinetic impact that would push Apophis out of its present orbit. ...
Kashmir Watch
October 4, 2008
India built its
nuclear bombs outside the Nuclear
Non-Proliferation Treaty, which it refuses to sign. It has faced a nuclear trade ban since its first ...
TIME
October 4, 2008
"
Iran doesn't need an actual
nuclear bomb for deterrence if its security can be ensured in other ways - like through accords with
the US" Hourcade says. ...
NewsLite
October 3, 2008
You should be glad you never heard the following coming from your TV or radio during the 1970s ... it would have meant
Britain had been the victim of a ...
CBC.ca
October 3, 2008
... it would take the country off the
terrorism list once a system was in place to verify claims that it's not producing
enriched uranium for
nuclear bombs.
Aljazeera.net
October 3, 2008
guardian.co.uk
October 3, 2008
In a stark, pre-recorded warning designed to be played at hourly intervals during the first 12 hours after the nuclear bomb dropped, the message to the ...
BBC News
October 3, 2008
A script written by the BBC and the government to be broadcast in the event of a nuclear attack has been published. The script, written in the 1970s and ...
Wired News
October 2, 2008
... scary sources of radiation - like plutonium, used to build nuclear bombs - from the mundane sources used in medical procedures and regular products. ...
BBC News
October 2, 2008
They also fear it could boost
India's
nuclear bomb stockpile by freeing its domestic fuel for weapons. Democrat senator Byron Dorgan says
the US is telling ...
