23.10.2005, 13:08
US defends nuclear cooperation with India
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India and US work on nuclear deal
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Zitat:Washington's moves to cooperate with India in developing nuclear energy is a one-off situation based on India's "responsible" track record which sets it apart from other aspiring nuclear powers, US Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Nicholas Burns has said.interessant ...
"This cooperation that we're extending to India is unique to India. It is not going to be replicated to other countries," Burns said in Paris on Wednesday on the eve of a trip to India. (...)
India and US work on nuclear deal
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Zitat:A top US official has held talks in India to push forward a landmark nuclear deal between the two countries.
(...) In return, Delhi agreed to separate civilian and military facilities. (...) Under the agreement, US companies will be allowed to build nuclear power plants in India, and also supply fuel for nuclear reactors. (...)