Ellen Knickmeyer
National Security and Foreign Policy Reporter at Associated Press
Foreign policy/national security for AP in DC. 18 years based in Riyadh, Cairo, Beirut, Baghdad, Dakar, Rome. [email protected]. Retweets=interesting.
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gazettextra.com | Ellen Knickmeyer
WASHINGTON (AP) - Saudi Arabia wants U.S. help developing its own civil nuclear program, and the Trump administration says it is "very excited" at the prospect. U.S.-Saudi cooperation in building reactors for nuclear power plants in the kingdom could shut the Chinese and Russians out of what could be a high-dollar partnership for the American nuclear industry.
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fortune.com | Ellen Knickmeyer
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barchart.com | Ellen Knickmeyer
WASHINGTON (AP) — Saudi Arabia wants U.S. help developing its own civil nuclear program, and the Trump administration says it is “very excited” at the prospect. U.S.-Saudi cooperation in building reactors for nuclear power plants in the kingdom could shut the Chinese and Russians out of what could be a high-dollar partnership for the American nuclear industry.
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sfgate.com | Ellen Knickmeyer
WASHINGTON (AP) — Saudi Arabia wants U.S. help developing its own civil nuclear program, and the Trump administration says it is “very excited” at the prospect. U.S.-Saudi cooperation in building reactors for nuclear power plants in the kingdom could shut the Chinese and Russians out of what could be a high-dollar partnership for the American nuclear industry.
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houstonchronicle.com | Ellen Knickmeyer
WASHINGTON (AP) — Saudi Arabia wants U.S. help developing its own civil nuclear program, and the Trump administration says it is “very excited” at the prospect. U.S.-Saudi cooperation in building reactors for nuclear power plants in the kingdom could shut the Chinese and Russians out of what could be a high-dollar partnership for the American nuclear industry.
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Correcting mine here - the State Department responded Wednesday that the USAID memorial was being moved to a temporary location at State, as part of finding a permanent location for it there.
USAID’s memorial wall to 99 fallen staffers is down, removed from the agency’s now barricaded former HQ by contractors hired by the Trump administration. No immediate word on plans. https://t.co/mES13PqraK
USAID’s memorial wall to 99 fallen staffers is down, removed from the agency’s now barricaded former HQ by contractors hired by the Trump administration. No immediate word on plans. https://t.co/mES13PqraK
The administration has hired a contractor to remove the memorial wall from the now-closed headquarters of the U.S. Agency for International Development, with no immediate word on where it will wind up. https://t.co/Co3nrFobmt