Nuclear Roundup: 9/26/16
By Bulletin Staff | September 26, 2016
A compilation of quality nuclear policy news published on the Web, around the world.
Iran Nuclear Deal
Iran says some sanctions under nuclear deal still in place
US has met its side of Iran nuclear deal: Moniz
Iran: Nuclear deal could be in jeopardy if sanctions not lifted
Experts: Iran Developing Long-Range Missiles Under Nuke Treaty
Unthinking the Thinkable: Iran and the Bomb
Obama’s Top Iran Negotiator May Have Had Personal Email Account Hacked While Negotiating Deal
Dold slams Iran nuke deal, Schneider says enforce it
United States
Defense Secretary Carter is an expert on nuclear weapons, but says little about them
Nuclear Weapons Secrecy Policy Relaxed, a Bit
New president should gut Energy Dept., Heritage says
National Ignition Facility tops 400 shots in FY16
US Air Force Set to Replace Intercontinental Nuke Arsenal
International
U.S. sanctions Chinese firm tied to North Korea's nuclear program
China reopens former underground nuclear facility to the public
China probes North Korea bank suspected of nuclear link – South Korea paper
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ teleconference podcast: Nuclear Instability in Northeast Asia
How North Korea Helped Seal the Deal on THAAD
The Fukushima Disaster and the Future of Nuclear Power in Japan
An Interview with Former Prime Minister Kan Naoto
RUSSIA’S NEWEST NUCLEAR SUBMARINE ARRIVES IN PACIFIC OCEAN
Secretary Moniz Announces Removal of All Highly Enriched Uranium from Poland
Jeremy Corbyn attacked by nuclear disarmament campaign group over Trident 'U-turn'
UN Security Council adopts resolution on Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty
UN Security Council Bans Nuke Tests But Not Nuclear Weapons
General Interest
Opposing nuclear weapons in the era of millennials
It’s Time to Ban and Eliminate Nuclear Weapons
Maralinga nuclear tests, 60 years on: a reminder not to put security before scrutiny
Here are the Names the U.S. Air Force Didn’t Pick for the B-21 Raider
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