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The signing of the Agreement between the Government of the Russian Federation and the Government of the United Kingdom Concerning Cooperation in the Area of Peaceful Nuclear Energy Uses.

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Can sanctions stop Iranian nuclear program?

Sanctions will create additional incentives for dimplomatic solution
Sanctions lead to confrontation, Iran will not compromise
Sanctions are not effective, only military strike can prevent Iran from building nuclear bomb

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30 September 2010 5988 ------- The International seminar "Nuclear Fuel Cycle in the Nuclear Weapons Free World" in the framework of "Ways Towards Nuclear Disarmament" Project (Moscow)
18 September 2010 5978 ------- September 16-18, 2010 5th Annual Gstaad Conference “Beyond Geopolitics – Common Challenges, Joint Solutions?” (Gstaad, Switzerland)
16 September 2010 6009 ------- The International Edition of the Security Index journal №3 (92), Summer 2010 comes out of print.

27 August 2010
	“Cooperation with China is reducing Turkmenistan's dependence on Russia for gas transit – and, to a certain extent, makes Ashgabat less keen to pursue closer relations with the West. That allows the Turkmen leadership to adopt a fairly tough stance at the negotiations with the Western countries – witness its obduracy on the Caspian economic zones issue”, – Associate Fellow of the Royal Institute of International Affairs Yury Fedorov.
20 August 2010
	“A new legal basis in the relations between Russia, the EU countries and NATO is required to face the new security challenges. That new basis is a necessary precondition for successful cooperation between the key partners in the Euro-Atlantic region in the resolution of various security problems in Europe - especially conflicts that still remain unresolved in the European continent”, – European security expert Nadezhda Arbatova.
17 August 2010
	“It is important to see Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty as one of the historically longest bricks. It is not in force; nine ratifications are missing. At the same time, we have grown into organization of 182 member states with 151 ratifications," – Executive Secretary of the CTBT Organization Tibor Tóth.
6 August 2010
	“PIR Center's conference was largely filled with a vocabulary of a new era. It is more than just words, it reflects the mindset,” – David Hoffman, member of the Council on Sustainable Partnership with Russia.
5 August 2010
	“Ethnic conflict in the south of Kyrgyzstan will remain a sore spot which could be used for destructive purposes by both internal and external forces,” – PIR Center Conventional Arms Project Director Vadim Kozyulin.
30 July 2010
	“Interstate relations are restructuring amidst tremendous changes that are taking place everywhere - in science, technology, human behavior and way of thinking. We live in an age of undergoing fundamental changes in the power characteristics. To establish itself as a power center a state should have an attractive mode of life. Russia is able to define its mission; Russia has something to offer to the world,” - Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Deputy Director General of State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom Nikolay Spassky.
28 July 2010
	“We hope that the new PIR project Russian Nuclear Interests Abroad will allow Russian companies to pursue a more balanced policy in the field of nuclear cooperation and will make a significant contribution to strengthening of the strategic dialogue between Russia and other countries,” PIR Center President, Security Index Editor-in-Chief Vladimir Orlov.