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At 50, Europe's Oldest Nuclear Reactor In Switzerland Not Ready To Retire
Europe's oldest functioning nuclear reactor, at Switzerland's Beznau plant, will turn 50 next week -- a lifespan deemed dangerously long by environmentalists who are demanding that it be shut down immediately.
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Switzerland Wants To Declare Coffee Non-Essential For Human Survival
Peacefully tucked away in the European Alps, Switzerland isn't the kind of country you would associate with the end of the world.
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For First Time In WEF's History, All Top Davos Men Are Women
There's a union boss, a nuclear physicist, two company heads, a financial organization leader, an economist and the prime minister of Norway.
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Switzerland Ready To Play Mediator Role In North Korea Crisis
Neutral Switzerland is prepared to act as mediator to help resolve the North Korea crisis, including by hosting ministerial talks, Swiss President Doris Leuthard said on Monday.
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Switzerland Rejects Plan To Speed Up Exit From Nuclear Energy
Swiss voters rejected a plan to accelerate the country's exit from nuclear energy in a referendum on Sunday, turning down an initiative that would have forced their government to shut the last plant in 2029.
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After 'Yes' To PM Modi, Switzerland Lets Down India At Nuclear Club NSG
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi added Mexico and Switzerland to his foreign tour earlier this month, the agenda was clear- he wanted both countries to shed their reservations about India being allowed into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), a club of 48 countries that control the development and trade of nuclear material and technology.
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At Nuclear Club NSG Meet, China Wins This Round Over India: 10 Updates
India's hopes for entry into the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) suffered a setback as the meeting in Seoul ended on Friday with no decision on India's entry into the nuke club. Ahead of the discussions, China's top negotiator told reporters that the country "won't back India or Pakistan" until Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) rules are followed.
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Mexico OKs India For Nuke Club NSG, President Drives PM Narendra Modi To Dinner
After bilateral talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, President Enrique Pena Nieto said Mexico supports India in efforts to join the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG.
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To India's NSG Bid, Pak Appeals Member States To Be 'Non-Discriminatory'
Pakistan asks member states of the Nuclear Suppliers Group to be "objective and non-discriminatory" while deciding on expansion, just as India gets Swiz and US support for admission in the 48-nation group which trades nuclear technology.
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As PM Narendra Modi Lands In Washington, A Setback In Beijing For India's NSG Bid
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Washington for a two-day visit, India's lobbying for the US to push with China for its inclusion in the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG has received a setback.
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At 50, Europe's Oldest Nuclear Reactor In Switzerland Not Ready To Retire
Europe's oldest functioning nuclear reactor, at Switzerland's Beznau plant, will turn 50 next week -- a lifespan deemed dangerously long by environmentalists who are demanding that it be shut down immediately.
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Switzerland Wants To Declare Coffee Non-Essential For Human Survival
Peacefully tucked away in the European Alps, Switzerland isn't the kind of country you would associate with the end of the world.
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For First Time In WEF's History, All Top Davos Men Are Women
There's a union boss, a nuclear physicist, two company heads, a financial organization leader, an economist and the prime minister of Norway.
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Switzerland Ready To Play Mediator Role In North Korea Crisis
Neutral Switzerland is prepared to act as mediator to help resolve the North Korea crisis, including by hosting ministerial talks, Swiss President Doris Leuthard said on Monday.
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Switzerland Rejects Plan To Speed Up Exit From Nuclear Energy
Swiss voters rejected a plan to accelerate the country's exit from nuclear energy in a referendum on Sunday, turning down an initiative that would have forced their government to shut the last plant in 2029.
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After 'Yes' To PM Modi, Switzerland Lets Down India At Nuclear Club NSG
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi added Mexico and Switzerland to his foreign tour earlier this month, the agenda was clear- he wanted both countries to shed their reservations about India being allowed into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), a club of 48 countries that control the development and trade of nuclear material and technology.
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At Nuclear Club NSG Meet, China Wins This Round Over India: 10 Updates
India's hopes for entry into the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) suffered a setback as the meeting in Seoul ended on Friday with no decision on India's entry into the nuke club. Ahead of the discussions, China's top negotiator told reporters that the country "won't back India or Pakistan" until Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) rules are followed.
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Mexico OKs India For Nuke Club NSG, President Drives PM Narendra Modi To Dinner
After bilateral talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, President Enrique Pena Nieto said Mexico supports India in efforts to join the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG.
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To India's NSG Bid, Pak Appeals Member States To Be 'Non-Discriminatory'
Pakistan asks member states of the Nuclear Suppliers Group to be "objective and non-discriminatory" while deciding on expansion, just as India gets Swiz and US support for admission in the 48-nation group which trades nuclear technology.
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As PM Narendra Modi Lands In Washington, A Setback In Beijing For India's NSG Bid
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Washington for a two-day visit, India's lobbying for the US to push with China for its inclusion in the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG has received a setback.
