How US-Saudi Deal Could Encourage Other Countries to Consider Nuclear Weapons
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When the United States first signed a nuclear cooperation agreement with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in 2009, it insisted on strict conditions. Emiratis had to renounce national uranium enrichment and reprocessing and sign the Additional Protocol, a continuation of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), which provides for strict inspections. UAE accepted and now have four reactors that supply 25% of its electricity. U.S. authorities desc…
Get Tough on Saudi Nuclear Plans | Journal of Political Risk
Journal of Political Risk, Vol. 14, No. 8, August 2026 By Anders Corr Nukes should be a no-go for authoritarian countries, including Turkey and Egypt. Saudi Arabia wants to build nuclear power plants using U.S. technology. This would be a … Continue reading →
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