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BRICS Nations Move on Nuclear Cooperation
Russia and China Move Ahead Toward Deploying Floating Nuclear Plants The export branch of Russia’s Rosatom nuclear company, Rosatom Overseas, signed a memorandum of understanding with China yesterday, to bring the two nuclear nations closer to the joint development of … Continue reading
Posted in New Economic Order
Tagged Arctic development, Bangladesh, BRICS nations, BRICS-plus-Unasur, China, Dubna, Floating Nuclear Plants, Guatemala, India, Institute for Nuclear Research, JINR, Joel Maldonado, marine nuclear energy reactors, Narendra Modi, New Development Bank, new financial architecture, new world economic order, Nuclear Power, nuclear renaissance, President Vladimir Putin, Rosatom, Russia, Russian science city
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Argentine President To Be ‘Proactive’ in BRICS Discussions; Seek Support for Fight Against Vultures
During the July 16 meeting in Brasilia with members of the BRICS grouping and other Ibero-American governments, Argentine President Cristina Fernandez intends to be “proactive” in presenting Argentina’s case against the predatory vulture funds and seek a written statement of … Continue reading
Posted in New Economic Order
Tagged Angra, anti-imperial alliance, Argentine Republic, BID, Brasilia, Brazil, BRICS summit, British Financial Empire, Camargo Correa, Dmitri Medvedev, Dzhomart Aliyev, Electrobras, exacerbated neoliberalism, Ibero-American governments, IMF, Inter-American Development Bank, international solidarity, Jorge Capitanich, Lula da Silva, New Development Bank, new financial architecture, nuclear cooperation, nuclear technologies, President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, Rosatom, tools of extortion, vulture funds, World Bank
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Putin: “Mutual Understanding, Sincerity And Trust” Mark Argentine-Russian Relations
In his toast to his Argentine hosts at the July 12 state dinner, Russian President Vladimir Putin underscored that his talks with President Fernandez de Kirchner and other government officials took place in an atmosphere of “mutual understanding, openness, sincerity, … Continue reading
Posted in Bail-in Policy
Tagged Antarctic, Argentine Republic, Argentine-Russian Relations, Atucha III, Chihuido-1, global positioning station, GLONASS, hydropower, international solidarity, Malvinas, Nuclear Power, President Fernandez de Kirchner, President Vladimir Putin, Punta Negra, Rosatom, Russian diaspora, Salto Grande, space exploration, vulture funds
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Argentina’s Partnerships With Russia And China Show It Is Not “Isolated From The World”
In reporting July 12 to the media on the nuclear energy agreements his government had signed with Russia’s Rosatom agency, Argentina’s Planning Minister Julio De Vido addressed the stupid assertion made by the British Empire’s Wall Street and London toadies … Continue reading
Posted in Bail-in Policy
Tagged Atucha II reactor, British empire assets, British final solution, British Financial Empire, British toadies, City of London, crimes of Wall St, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, financial predators, international solidarity, national self-determination, national sovereignty, Pilcaniyeu enrichment plant, President Vladimir Putin, President Xi Jinping, Rio Negro, Rosatom, vulture funds
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While Obama Fiddles With Sanctions, Russia Plans Future in Space
In observance of Cosmonautics Day, which recalls the first manned space flight, by Yuri Gagarin on April 12, 1961, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitri Rogozin wrote an article published Friday in the government paper Rossiyskaya Gazeta, outlining Russia’s future space … Continue reading
Argentina Looks to Russia and China for Cooperation in Energy, Infrastructure Projects
Argentine Planning Minister Julio De Vido held two days of intensive talks in Moscow on Dec. 5 and 6, on the first leg of a trip that is also taking him and Finance Minsiter Axel Kiciloff to China and then … Continue reading
Posted in Nuclear Power, Pacific Orientation, Republicanism
Tagged Argentina, Axel Kiciloff, Belgrano Cargas, China, Energomashexport, energy security, Gazprom, Inter Rao, Julio De Vido, physical economic development, Power Machines, Rosatom, Rushydro, Russia, transport infrastructure
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Rosatom and Rolls-Royce Form Strategic Partnership
Sept. 17, 2013 (EIRNS)–On Sept. 5 the Russian state nuclear company, Rosatom, Rolls-Royce, and Finnish utility Fortun agreed to consider building nuclear power plants in Great Britain. “A cooperation agreement was signed between Rosatom state corporation, Rolls-Royce and Fortum whose … Continue reading
Posted in Science
Tagged Britain, Finland, Fortun, Nuclear reactor, Rolls-Royce, Rosatom, Russia
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Russian Federation Council Calls For International Anti-Asteroid Program
13 Mar. (LPAC) The Russian Federation Council, the upper house of Russia’s parliament, held a special meeting on March 12 on the subject of the defense of earth from space objects. The special session centered on a “round-table” discussion involving … Continue reading
Posted in Science
Tagged Energiya Rocket Corp., IGMASS, NASA, Rogozin, Rosatom, Roscosmos, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Council, SDE
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