Bush backs Russia in handling world nuclear waste
President Bush signals U S support for a civilian nuclear pact with Russia aimed at storing used reactor fuel. Putin seeks to turn Russia into a global waste depot, hoping for billions in revenue while Washington weighs security safeguards and congressional hurdles.
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Time's running out for Iran's nuclear program
The five permanent UN Security Council members and Germany warn Iran to suspend uranium enrichment within days or face a UN resolution and sanctions. Iran’s opaque civil program and past concealment spark Western fears of weaponization, despite calls for dialogue and incentives.
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Archbishop Milingo seeks to overturn Catholic priest celibacy rule
Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo, who caused a major church scandal in 2001 by marrying, pushes a new campaign to allow married priests to resume ministry. He urged priests who married to come back, arguing the church should reconcile with married clergy. He previously renounced the marriage in 2001 after a mass wedding with Maria Sung. The move follows Pope John Paul II's intervention that year.
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