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Morning news brief: Trump signs executive order to boost US nuclear power, and more

Morning news brief: Trump signs executive order to boost US nuclear power, and more

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US President Donald Trump on Friday (May 23) signed executive orders that seek to increase America's production of nuclear power by 300 per cent in the next 25 years.

On Friday, May 23, in a joint press conference in Berlin with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul, a journalist asked Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar if he was disappointed that the German government initially didn't support Operation Sindoor.

A recent study by the University of Edinburgh has claimed that the COVID-19 did not originated from Wuhan, China.

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Trump signs executive order to boost US' nuclear power by 300% in next 25 years; critics call it 'guillotine' to safety

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US President Donald Trump on Friday (May 23) signed executive orders that seek to increase America's production of nuclear power by 300 per cent in the next 25 years.

EAM S Jaishankar responds to German journalist's claim of Germany not supporting Operation Sindoor initially

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