Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 29 No. 43
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November 14, 2025

Fuel reprocessing is a “dead end”, Matzkin-Bridger says

By ExchangeMonitor

Nuclear fuel reprocessing is an overpriced distraction that will slow down nuclear innovation and derail United States’s nuclear leadership if practiced, a former Department of Energy (DOE) official wrote in an opinion piece this week. In a Monday op-ed piece…

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Trump signs bill to end 43-day government shutdown

By Sarah Salem
Fleischmann: while shutdown ends without contractor furloughs, funds will be slow

By Sarah Salem
Sandia completes B61-12 gravity bomb flight test on F-35, lab says

By ExchangeMonitor
Former EnergySec and NTI head says “ambiguity” in nuclear testing “not the best place”

By ExchangeMonitor
Fleischmann expects energy and water appropriations conference by late January

By Sarah Salem
First Sentinel flight test to be pad launched

By Staff Reports
DoD nom stresses Trump’s support for AUKUS

By Staff Reports
Australia announces contract for batteries for AUKUS submarines

By Staff Reports
BWXT brings on new general counsel

By ExchangeMonitor
EnergySec Wright now expects one or two pilot reactors turned on in July 2026

By Trey Rorie
Fuel reprocessing is a “dead end”, Matzkin-Bridger says

By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap up: Sandia director certifies stockpile; Northrop Grumman taps new CFO; AUKUS MoU signed; Golden not running for reelection; more

By ExchangeMonitor