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Why Egypt’s New Nuclear Plant Is A Long-Term Win For Russia

With 22 countries pledging to triple global nuclear energy production by 2050 at the COP28 climate meeting in Dubai, sincere prospects for growth in global nuclear energy market is on the table. Nonetheless, these 22 countries largely represent ones that have minimal ties with Russia’s nuclear exports or are seeking to decouple themselves from a current dependency.

This article was written by Marina Lorenzini and originally published by The Bulletin Of The Atomic Scientists.

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