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World · 22 July 2026

US approves nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, raising proliferation fears

US approves nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, raising proliferation fears

The US has approved a civilian nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, allowing American companies to build a nuclear power program there. The agreement could let Saudi Arabia enrich its own uranium, which experts warn might increase the risk of nuclear weapons spreading. Congress will need to vote on the deal, but would require a veto-proof majority to block it.

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