HeyJaredChristina Macpherson
STORY ANGLES - Focuses on geopolitical and policy implications: The reporter often explores the broader consequences of events, such as energy security, military conflicts, or global power dynamics.
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October 1, 2026 – nuclear-news (opens the original)
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Despite hype and investment, the commercial record of SMRs remains thin, with only two reactors operational globally. France’s caution about SMRs should raise flags for policymakers and nuclear organizations contemplating these reactors elsewhere By AnnaJulia Yates, Allison Macfarlane, Alexander Wimmers | Analysis | September 25, 2026,
Why the world’s top nuclear nation is sitting out the hype on small reactors (opens the original)
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Despite hype and investment, the commercial record of SMRs remains thin, with only two reactors operational globally. France’s caution about SMRs should raise flags for policymakers and nuclear organizations contemplating these reactors elsewhere By AnnaJulia Yates, Allison Macfarlane, Alexander Wimmers | Analysis | September 25, 2026,
NAZA review: Portrait of Israel as a nation stuck in a moral abyss (opens the original)
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Testimonies from military and intelligence whistleblowers debunk myths about the reasons behind the Gaza genocide Joseph Fahim in Venice, MIDDLE EAST EYE, 24 September 2026 On 24 August, only nine days before the start of the Venice International Film Festival, a report in The Guardian announced an addition to the lineup. NAZA, by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, the Israeli co-directors of 2024 Oscar-winner No Other Land, would premiere in the main competition. On the Venice Lido, the film, which
AI giants probing tens of thousands of security incidents – Axios (opens the original)
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27 Sept, 26, https://www.rt.com/business/646319-ai-giants-probing-security-incidents/ The incidents at OpenAI and Anthropic reportedly include bypassing safeguards, hijacking websites, and evading monitors in testing and real-world settings Global AI giants OpenAI and Anthropic, along with security researchers, are investigating tens of thousands of incidents in which their frontier models took actions that outside experts consider problematic, Axios reported on Saturday, citing unnamed sources.
What is the Saudi nuclear deal really about? (opens the original)
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What is clearly in Trump’s Saudi deal is approval to provide Westinghouse AP1000 reactors to Saudi Arabia, a deal worth tens of billions of dollars to the company. But all of the fanfare about how great this deal is for American business appeared to ignore the fact that Westinghouse is no longer actually an American company. Today, Westinghouse is owned by two Canadian companies, Cameco and Brookfield Asset Management, a US-based company that is a subsidiary of Brookfield Corporation (formerly B
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