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Saudi Arabia Re-Elected to International Atomic Energy Agency Board

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Saudi Arabia Re-Elected to International Atomic Energy Agency Board

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Saudi Arabia’s seat on the Board grants it influence over safeguards, nuclear verification and budget decisions See the Story

Liberia Signs Five-Year Country Programme Framework With Iaea

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Liberia Signs Five-Year Country Programme Framework With Iaea

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Monrovia -- Liberia has signed a new Country Programme Framework with the International Atomic Energy Agency for the period 2026 to 2030. The agreement outlines key areas of technical cooperation focused on agriculture, health, radiation safety, and environmental protection See the Story

‘Energy Is Everything’: Nuclear Energy March Comes to A&M

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‘Energy Is Everything’: Nuclear Energy March Comes to A&M

Nuclear energy has seen an increase in popularity with new executive orders targeted at streamlining project timelines. As such, nuclear engineering students at Texas A&M seek to change the public’s general beliefs about nuclear energy, promoting renewed dialogue through a new nonprofit — the Nuclear Advocacy Resource Organization, or NARO. The organization plans to coordinate a march for nuclear energy on Oct. 8, at A&M’s Academic Plaza. With …See the Story

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