Obama confronts nuclear threats on world stage
President Barack Obama is returning to the threat to US security that he calls the gravest of all: terrorists getting material for a nuclear bomb.
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Iran begins underground uranium refining
Iran has begun its underground uranium refining at the Fordow site, signalling its decision not to back down despite sanctions from the West.
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Sixty-six years on: Nagasaki remembers bombing
The US sent its first representative to the annual memorial for the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, which killed almost 80 000 people.
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US expert saw hundreds of centrifuges in North Korea
A US nuclear scientist saw hundreds of centrifuges in North Korea this month, sources familiar with the matter said on Saturday.
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SA turns apartheid-era nukes into medicine
SA has transformed nuclear weapons into a tool for detecting cancer and heart disease, with a new technology that could ease nuclear arms trafficking
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Nuke talks 'above Pik Botha's pay-grade'
A US academic told the M&G on Tuesday that Pik Botha would not have known about discussions with the Israel regarding nuclear weapons.
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Israel denies 'nuclear exchange' talks with SA
Israel never "negotiated the exchange" of nuclear weapons with South Africa, President Shimon Peres said on Monday.
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Revealed: How Israel offered to sell SA nuclear weapons
Secret South African documents reveal that Israel offered to sell nuclear warheads to the apartheid regime.
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Ahmadinejad vows Iran will continue nuclear programme
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Wednesday his country would "definitely continue" its nuclear programme despite Israeli threats.
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Keeping nukes in check
South Africa is playing a key role in helping the world hold the threat of nuclear terrorism at bay.
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