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July 17, 2015

Discontinuing 123 Agreement with China Would Give Other Countries Foothold in Burgeoning Nuclear Market: Administration

By Brian Bradley
Brian Bradley NS&D Monitor 7/17/2015 Ending the U.S. civil nuclear agreement with China would diminish Washington’s visibility into Beijing’s questionable nonproliferation practices, and could tempt other countries to fill the void created by…
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Table of Contents
  1. Arms Control Expert: U.S. Can Risk 'Deeper Cuts' in Nuclear Arsenal
    By Brian Bradley
  2. Discontinuing 123 Agreement with China Would Give Other Countries Foothold in Burgeoning Nuclear Market: Administration
    By Brian Bradley
  3. Review Rejects April MOX Cost Analysis, and Estimates Downblending Would Cost the Same
    By Brian Bradley
  4. DOE IG: NNSA Must Exercise 'Professional Judgment' in Support Service Contracts to Avoid Violating Federal Regulations
    By Brian Bradley
  5. Allies Know Russia Continues to Violate INF Treaty, National Security Council Official Says
    By Brian Bradley
  6. Former NNSA Administrator: Nuclear Modernization Requires Stronger Federal-Contractor Relationships
    By Brian Bradley
  7. Q & A with Maj. Gen. Garrett Harencak, Assistant Chief of Staff for Strategic Deterrence and Nuclear Integration (A10)
    By Brian Bradley
  8. State Dept. Opposes, But VCJCS Nominee Agrees with Dunford’s Remarks that Russia is Greatest U.S. Threat
    By Brian Bradley
  9. Sandia Signs National Security Research Partnership with University of New Mexico
    By Brian Bradley
  10. DOE, Army Corps Seeking Sources for Y-12 Construction Support Facility
    By Brian Bradley
  11. VCJCS Nominee Would Prioritize Supporting Nuclear Forces
    By Brian Bradley
  12. Global Nuclear Zero Unlikely, Says NORTHCOM and NORAD Commander
    By Brian Bradley
  13. State Dept. Officials Tout U.S.-Russian Nuclear Security Cooperation
    By Brian Bradley
  14. Y-12 Saving Money Through Energy Performance Contracts
    By Brian Bradley
  15. Centrus Names New CFO
    By Brian Bradley
  16. At Oak Ridge
    By Brian Bradley
  17. Wrap Up
    By Brian Bradley
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