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Britain Approves $24 Billion Nuclear Plant, Easing Chinese, French Ties
Britain gave the go ahead on Thursday for a $24 billion nuclear power plant, ending weeks of uncertainty that strained ties with China and France and put a question mark over Prime Minister Theresa May's investment policy.
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Britain's PM Says China-UK Enjoying Golden Era, Ties Not Doomed By Hinkley
Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday that Britain and China were enjoying a 'golden era' and the strategic partnership would not be derailed by her decision on whether to back a part-Chinese funded power station at Hinkley Point.
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Nuclear Plant Delay May Shift United Kingdom's Energy Policy
Britain's decision to stall a Franco-Chinese project to build its first nuclear power plant in a generation has fuelled speculation that the new government is reviewing its energy strategy to boost the role of renewables.
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Amid Nuclear Spat, Britain's Theresa May Says Wants Strong China Ties
British Prime Minister Theresa May has written to China's president and premier seeking to enhance trade and cooperation, amid a dispute over London delaying a $24 billion nuclear project due to security concerns over Chinese financing.
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Britain 'Fully Confident' On Hinkley Nuclear Plant
Britain's energy minister has expressed "full confidence" that the Hinkley Point nuclear plant will go ahead despite concerns, insisting the country's energy needs would be met should it hit obstacles.
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Red Carpets, Protests to Greet China's Xi Jinping in Britain
China's President Xi Jinping starts a four-day state visit to Britain on Tuesday as Prime Minister David Cameron's government rolls out the red carpet in a bid to build closer business links.
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UK Nuclear Plant Deal Hinges on Ambitions of London, Beijing and Electricite de France
Plans to build two next-generation nuclear reactors at Hinkley Point in southwest England are stalled at the crossroads of ambitions by Britain, China and French electricity giant EDF.
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Britain Approves $24 Billion Nuclear Plant, Easing Chinese, French Ties
Britain gave the go ahead on Thursday for a $24 billion nuclear power plant, ending weeks of uncertainty that strained ties with China and France and put a question mark over Prime Minister Theresa May's investment policy.
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Britain's PM Says China-UK Enjoying Golden Era, Ties Not Doomed By Hinkley
Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday that Britain and China were enjoying a 'golden era' and the strategic partnership would not be derailed by her decision on whether to back a part-Chinese funded power station at Hinkley Point.
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Nuclear Plant Delay May Shift United Kingdom's Energy Policy
Britain's decision to stall a Franco-Chinese project to build its first nuclear power plant in a generation has fuelled speculation that the new government is reviewing its energy strategy to boost the role of renewables.
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Amid Nuclear Spat, Britain's Theresa May Says Wants Strong China Ties
British Prime Minister Theresa May has written to China's president and premier seeking to enhance trade and cooperation, amid a dispute over London delaying a $24 billion nuclear project due to security concerns over Chinese financing.
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Britain 'Fully Confident' On Hinkley Nuclear Plant
Britain's energy minister has expressed "full confidence" that the Hinkley Point nuclear plant will go ahead despite concerns, insisting the country's energy needs would be met should it hit obstacles.
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Red Carpets, Protests to Greet China's Xi Jinping in Britain
China's President Xi Jinping starts a four-day state visit to Britain on Tuesday as Prime Minister David Cameron's government rolls out the red carpet in a bid to build closer business links.
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UK Nuclear Plant Deal Hinges on Ambitions of London, Beijing and Electricite de France
Plans to build two next-generation nuclear reactors at Hinkley Point in southwest England are stalled at the crossroads of ambitions by Britain, China and French electricity giant EDF.
