Your account has been succesfully created.

Subscribe now

UNITED STATES SAUDI ARABIA Issue dated 17/09/2014

Lightbridge enters fray for Washington

The US atomic energy consulting firm Lightbridge is trying to secure a position advising Saudi Arabia on its nuclear programme, with the help of a posse of discreet but powerful advisors. [...] (384 words)

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Subscribe to
Intelligence Online
or
Pay-Per-Article

E-wallet
starting from 30 EUR

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Discover our offers

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

A free issue

A selection of articles

New editions' summaries

Keyword notifications to follow people or topics of interest to you

A free issue and a selection of free articles

Summaries and email notifications

On the same subject

SAUDI ARABIA 19/06/2019

With Pakistan's help, Riyadh takes step towards nuclear capability

Saudi Arabia is playing Pakistan and China off against one another in the development of its nuclear industry. [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 06/09/2017

Lord Chadlington shakes things up at GPW

As well as overhauling the governance of the corporate intelligence [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 02/03/2016

Charles Guthrie visits Muscat

Field Marshal Lord Charles Guthrie, Britain’s former chief of defence [...]

SAUDI ARABIA RUSSIA 24/06/2015

Russian nuclear smokescreen Free

Designed primarily to put pressure on the US, which is in regional bad books at the moment, Saudi Arabian defence [...]

UNITED STATES SAUDI ARABIA 25/03/2015

Riyadh signs up for big data in Washington

The big data computer analysis company Zignal Labs, founded by [...]

SAUDI ARABIA 01/10/2014

Aramco chief's anti-nuclear lobbying

According to our sources, Khalid Al-Falih, the managing director of publicly-owned Saudi Aramco, has been doing everything in his power [...]

EUROPE 30/07/2014

Simon Murray

Simon Murray, an ex-officer of the Foreign Legion 2nd Parachutist [...]

UNITED STATES UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 01/04/2009

Americans in Nuclear Energy Drive

The United Arab Emirate’s nuclear energy program is being put together by American consultants. That can only profit the U.S. power station builder Westinghouse. [...]

Receive free prompts for these topics

Alvin Radkowsky
Areva
BAE Systems
Blackstone Group
Cartesius Advisory Network
Charles Pryor
Chinese National Nuclear Corporation
Emirates Nuclear Energy Corp
Foreign Legion
Founded in 1992
General Electric Co
Glencore
GPW
Gulf Keystone
IAEA
Kepco
King Abdullah City for Atomic & Renewable Energy
Lightbridge
Luqman Arnold
Novastar Resources
Richard Grierson
Simon Murray
Thomas Graham
Thorium Power
UBS
Victor Alessi
Westinghouse

New: Sign up for real-time alerts and be notified of new editions!

Once registered, you will be notified by a short message on your computer or mobile phone as soon as a new edition of our publication or an alert is published. Stay informed anytime, anywhere!

By continuing your visit to this site, you accept the use of cookies allowing us to adapt and enhance your experience. Read more

Business leaders close to Bashar Al Assad eye reconstruction opportunities

Wang Jing, the businessman spearheading Beijing's global ambitions

Lightbridge enters fray for Washington

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Subscribe to
Intelligence Online
or
Pay-Per-Article

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

With Pakistan's help, Riyadh takes step towards nuclear capability

Lord Chadlington shakes things up at GPW

Charles Guthrie visits Muscat

Russian nuclear smokescreen Free

Riyadh signs up for big data in Washington

Aramco chief's anti-nuclear lobbying

Simon Murray

Americans in Nuclear Energy Drive

Receive free prompts for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

Follow us

A website edited by

Indigo Publications also publishes:

Business leaders close to Bashar Al Assad eye reconstruction opportunities

Wang Jing, the businessman spearheading Beijing's global ambitions

Lightbridge enters fray for Washington

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6) Log in to read more

Already have an account? Log in

Subscribe toIntelligence OnlineorPay-Per-Article

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

With Pakistan's help, Riyadh takes step towards nuclear capability

Lord Chadlington shakes things up at GPW

Charles Guthrie visits Muscat

Russian nuclear smokescreen Free

Riyadh signs up for big data in Washington

Aramco chief's anti-nuclear lobbying

Simon Murray

Americans in Nuclear Energy Drive

Receive free prompts for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

Follow us

A website edited by

Indigo Publications also publishes:

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Already have an account?
Log in

Subscribe to
Intelligence Online
or
Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION