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Why Russia is planning Iran war games. Russia has reportedly ordered the military to plan war games to deal with potential spillover from a U.S. - Iran conflict. By Fred Weir, correspondent, The Christian Science Monitor, 26 Jan 2012
The Realist Prism: Iran`s Nuclear Pipedream, and Washington`s. With the possibility of a clash between the United States and Iran over Tehran`s nuclear program looming on the horizon, one cannot help but wonder: Is it worth it for Iran, now grappling with increasingly onerous sanctions, to continue its pursuit of a nuclear capacity, albeit an ambiguous one? By Nikolas Gvosdev, World Politics Review, USA, 24 Jan 2012
IAEA Inspects Safety Procedures At Japan Nuclear Plant. Japan on Thursday welcomed an International Atomic Energy Agency delegation to check safety procedures at its third-largest nuclear power plant, in a move designed to pave the way for the restart of dozens of idled reactors across the country. By Chester Dawson, The Wall Street Journal, 26 Jan 2012
Half-life of Rosatom... Figures by Anatoly Samarin about spent nuclear fuel brought into Krasnoyarsk krai. Krasnoyarsk regional public charity organization "Citizens` Center on Nuclear Non-Proliferation", 22 Jan 2012
"Nuclear trains" to Krasnoyarsk krai equal 500 "Chernobyls". (russian) In the next few years the Mining-Chemical Combine will be the dirtiest place not in Russia only, but on the globe. Krasnoyarsk regional public charity organization "Citizens` Center on Nuclear Non-Proliferation", 13 Jan 2012
Strategic nuclear weapons program may face defense budget ax. The Pentagon must dig deep to save at least $480 billion over the next decade. Twelve nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines sought by the US Navy would cut nearly $350 billion. By Daryl G. Kimball, Tom Z. Collina, The Christian Science Monitor & Alaska Dispatch, 21 Jan 2012
All Silk Roads Lead to Tehran. Sanctions aren`t the answer. If Washington is serious about building a new economic and security architecture across South and Central Asia, it can`t avoid working with Iran. By Neil Padukone, Foreign Policy, 25 Jan 2012
EU Bans Imports of Iran`s Oil, Raising Pressure on Tehran. The European Union approved a ban on oil imports from Iran, overcoming misgivings about the economic hardship of its members to take its strongest measures yet to press Tehran into concessions on its nuclear program. By Farnaz Fassihi, John M. Biers, The Wall Street Journal, USA, 24 Jan 2012
Analysis: Not-so-covert Iran war buys West time, raises tension. A backseat passenger on a motorcycle weaving through the crush of Tehran`s morning traffic reaches out and places a small magnetic device on the door of a silver-grey Peugeot 405. By William Maclean, Reuters, 20 Jan 2012
Russia: Clock ticking on US missile defense deal. A deal with Washington to assuage Moscow`s concerns about U.S. missile defense plans in Europe is still possible, but time is running out, Russia`s foreign minister said. CBS News, 24 Jan 2012
