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    US Congress: No nuclear weapons for Saudi Arabi

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    [rtl]Lawmakers from the Democratic and Republican parties in the United States introduced legislation that would give Congress a greater say in any civilian nuclear energy cooperation deal with Saudi Arabia.[/rtl]

    [rtl]The administration of US President Donald Trump is keen to conclude an agreement to share nuclear energy technology with the kingdom as local industry struggles to compete with cheaper energy sources such as natural gas, Reuters said.[/rtl]

    [rtl]But talks between the two sides have been under scrutiny since the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in October.[/rtl]

    [rtl]Despite Trump's desire to maintain close ties with Saudi Arabia, many of his Republican party joined Democrats in blaming Khashoggi's death for Saudi Crown Prince Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who denied any prior knowledge of Khashoggi's killing.[/rtl]

    [rtl]The proposed legislation, called "No Nuclear Weapons for Saudi Arabia," requires approval by the House and Senate of any agreement in this regard. Such agreements will normally enter into force unless a majority of the two Houses passes a joint decision not to approve them.[/rtl]

    [rtl]The new legislation is unlikely to be approved before the end of the current Congressional term in January, but it raises the question of scrutiny of any agreement. The bill also requires Saudi Arabia to provide details of Khashoggi's death before agreeing to any deal.[/rtl]



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    US lawmakers from the Democratic and Republican parties on Wednesday proposed legislation that would give Congress broader powers to adopt any agreement on cooperation in civil nuclear energy with Saudi Arabia.
    The proposed legislation, called "No Nuclear Weapons for Saudi Arabia," requires approval by the House and Senate of any nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia. Such agreements will normally come into force if they are not opposed by the majority in the two chambers.
    The new legislation raises the issue of scrutinizing any nuclear deal with Riyadh, and Saudi Arabia is demanding full details of Khashoggi's death before agreeing to any deal.
    Concern has been raised that Saudi Arabia will use nuclear energy to develop a weapons program after comments by the crown prince in March that the kingdom would produce nuclear weapons if Iran did so.
    "This legislation will ensure basic revisions to ensure that it never comes to Saudi Arabia to use US technology or materials to build a nuclear bomb and to be the last opinion of Congress," said Democratic Senator Edward Markey.
    The administration of President Donald Trump is enthusiastic about an agreement to exchange nuclear energy technology with Saudi Arabia, but talks between the two sides have been under scrutiny since the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last October.
    The talks also slowed as Saudi Arabia sought to relax non-proliferation guidelines known as the "gold standard," which could allow it to enrich uranium and reprocess fuel.
    US Energy Secretary Rick Perry visited Saudi Arabia this month for talks on a possible deal and said he had told Saudi Arabia the importance of showing a firm commitment to non-proliferation.
    Earlier in the year, Saudi Arabia included the United States in a short list of candidate countries to sign a nuclear power deal with it, with the winner likely to be chosen next year. Ending / 25

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