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The Latest Breaking News from uranium

Trump threatens to bomb Pickaxe Mountain. What you need to know about Iran’s secret nuclear site

Iran continues to dig at the site

The Independent UK

Saudi Arabia and US strike deal for kingdom to enrich uranium

Donald Trump approves agreement to help country make fuel for civilian nuclear programme

The Guardian - UK

Trump approves nuclear agreement that may allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium

President Trump approved a Saudi nuclear deal potentially granting enrichment capability. This agreement, lasting thirty years, involves U.S. firms in program development. Lawmakers fear this move could fuel nuclear proliferation and regional competition. The deal excludes the IAEA's Additional Protocol for enhanced monitoring.

The Economic Times

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Uranium supply deficit expected to increase prices

With China, India and the United States all building more nuclear reactors, there's a looming deficit in the supply of uranium, according to one Aussie miner.

AAP

Trump clears Saudi Arabia nuclear agreement, opens door to uranium enrichment

President Donald Trump approved a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia. This accord could allow uranium enrichment capabilities for their civilian nuclear program. US companies are expected to participate in developing Saudi Arabia's nuclear infrastructure. The agreement follows months of heightened tensions with Iran. It may pave the way for…

The Times of India

Why These 3 Nuclear ETFs Are Getting a Fresh Look as AI Power Demand Rises

Amid a 2026 nuclear-sector sell-off, ETFs like NLR, URNM, and URA offer investors exposure to uranium miners and nuclear power stocks, each with distinct holdings, fees, and dividend yields.

MarketBeat

Around 2 billion years ago, Oklo became a natural nuclear reactor beneath Africa, and its radioactive remains are still there

Long before forests spread across the continents, before the first animals walked on land and even before the age of dinosaurs, a remarkable process was unfolding beneath Earth's surface. Deep underground, a series of natural nuclear reactions began inside unusually rich uranium deposits, releasing energy in cycles over an immense…

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Fission for Profits: Unlocking America’s Uranium Vault

Energy Fuels shares fell after its $1.9 billion Vacuumschmelze deal sparked dilution concerns, but CEO Ross Bhappu bought $967,920 in stock amid 19% short interest.

MarketBeat

PM Modi courts Pacific partners as China, US reshape region

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s three-nation Indo-Pacific tour focused on expanding India’s defense, energy and critical minerals partnerships as countries seek to counter China’s growing influence and manage uncertainty over US engagement in the region.

The Economic Times

India trade deal reignites Australia's uranium wars

Australia's newly-inked deal to supply India with uranium has stoked criticism from anti-nuclear proliferation groups and calls to repeal bans on new mines.

AAP

Power giant NTPC seeks uranium assets overseas in nuclear push

India's largest power producer seeks overseas uranium mines for future nuclear capacity. NTPC plans to build thirty gigawatts of nuclear power over two decades. This move supports India's broader push to decarbonize its economy. The company is looking at assets in Canada, Australia, and Kazakhstan. This strategy addresses domestic fuel…

The Economic Times

Not a Modi breakthrough, Australia's ruling party approved uranium sales to India in 2011: Congress

Congress disputes BJP's uranium sales claim, citing prior approvals. Julia Gillard secured party approval for uranium sales to India in 2011. This followed the 2008 India-US Nuclear Cooperation Agreement, which BJP opposed. India and Australia recently sealed pacts on civil nuclear energy and defense. These agreements reinforce the bilateral partnership…

The Economic Times

SHANTI Act: The law ....may've started to show results

The SHANTI Act 2025 explained: India's nuclear power expansion is gaining momentum through new legislation. The SHANTI Act 2025 allows private participation across the civilian nuclear sector. This law replaces older acts and modernizes the nuclear framework for future growth. Australia's uranium exports will also support India's expanding nuclear generation…

The Economic Times

Why This Australia-India Deal Matters More Than You Think

India's demand for electricity is rising faster than ever as cities expand, industries grow, and millions of people require reliable power every day. While solar and wind energy continue to grow, they cannot generate electricity around the clock. That is where nuclear energy becomes important. India's latest uranium supply agreement…

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India, Australia seal landmark defence, nuclear, critical minerals pacts

India and Australia signed landmark pacts on civil nuclear energy and critical minerals. Defence and maritime security ties were significantly ramped up between the two nations. Uranium supplies from Australia to India will now fuel nuclear power projects. The leaders also decided to expedite a comprehensive economic cooperation agreement. Both…

The Independent UK

Australia to sell uranium to India more than a decade after deal stalled

Agreement is aimed at boosting Australia’s mining industry and bolstering India’s nuclear-power generation

The Guardian - AU

‘Like a father to us’: pride and protest as thousands flock to see Narendra Modi in Melbourne

Indian prime minister wows crowd of 25,000 at Marvel Stadium as he praises role of diaspora in the India-Australia success story

International Business Times UK

US Resumes Iran Strikes Over Flouted Ceasefire Testing Trump's 'Space Force' Uranium Tracking Claims

The US resumed airstrikes on Iran after President Trump declared the ceasefire over, targeting military sites following Iran's alleged attacks on commercial tankers in the Strait of Hormuz

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The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: antisemitism envoy calls for ABC ‘oversight’; Modi and Albanese ink uranium deal; and a Wimbledon wildcard’s dream run

Jillian Segal tells the royal commission the ABC and SBS need a committee to vet Israel coverage

The Independent UK

Australia agrees to sell uranium to India, ending a long stalemate

Australia has agreed to sell uranium to India for peaceful purposes

The Economic Times

India, Australia unlock uranium trade, step up energy and supply chain cooperation

India and Australia finalized uranium export administrative arrangements for peaceful purposes. Both nations committed to deepening bilateral energy trade and strengthening supply chains. They will advance energy trade and investment through existing economic agreements. Both countries will support uninterrupted energy product flows and enhance trade. They also agreed to enhance…

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How One Uranium Deal Could Transform India’s Future

India's future isn't just being shaped by highways, airports, or renewable energy—it may also depend on a silent fuel buried deep beneath the earth. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi begins his Australia visit, one proposed agreement has captured global attention: a long-awaited uranium supply deal. At first glance, it looks…

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AI Power Stocks Could Be a Once-in-a-Generation Trade. Start With the Companies Behind Every Data Center.

AI's real bottleneck isn't chips, it's power. Meet the stocks delivering the electricity, grid, and equipment behind every data center, from Constellation to GE Vernova.

Bangkok Post

UN says Iran nuclear pledge needs ‘very strong’ verification

TEHRAN - Iran’s pledge not to build a nuclear weapon will need “very strong” verification, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said on Friday.

The Economic Times

'Very strong' nuclear verification needed in Iran after war: IAEA head

Following the Middle East conflict, the UN atomic watchdog chief stressed the urgent need for robust verification in Iran to prevent nuclear weapons development. IAEA head Rafael Grossi stated that while Iran denies such intentions, strong oversight is crucial. Talks are underway regarding Iran's uranium stockpile, with options including downblending…

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