The Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility has been forced to rely on emergency diesel generators for more than seven days, marking the 27th such outage since Russia's invasion.

Nikkei Asia reports on the deployment of artificial intelligence-powered robots and drones to assist with the ongoing decommissioning and cleanup efforts at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

A recently listed nuclear energy company has finalized a long-term fuel supply contract, leading analysts to debate whether the stock represents a compelling buy amid expanding clean energy infrastructure demands.

Authorities have started repurposing soil previously used for decontamination efforts following the Fukushima nuclear disaster, marking a new phase in regional recovery and land management.

This entry aggregates archived reporting pages from The Irrawaddy covering Myanmar’s former parliamentary speaker, nuclear infrastructure discussions, and economic forecasting. The collection functions as a thematic index of past journalistic work rather than coverage of a single developing incident.

Hungarian authorities deployed Gripen fighter jets after a pilot illegally maneuvered a Cessna aircraft within the restricted airspace above the country's main nuclear facility.

The Russian defense ministry confirmed the successful Friday launch of a strategic missile capable of reaching the United States, escalating tensions shortly after high-level U.S. intelligence visits.

The United Nations marks the annual day dedicated to preventing nuclear testing, highlighting ongoing efforts to uphold international law and avert nuclear catastrophe.

UN Chief Antonio Guterres has condemned recent Russian intercontinental ballistic missile testing as a breach of trust and urged all nuclear-armed states to maintain moratoria on nuclear explosions.

The International Atomic Energy Agency reported that the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility in Ukraine was hit multiple times by drones, resulting in injuries to two employees while radiation levels remained stable.

The voting body has cleared a ballot measure on restarting nuclear power plants but dismissed competing proposals on unrelated issues.

Reports suggest Moscow may consider deploying tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine as a last resort, but Ukrainian and European officials confirm that Beijing has explicitly instructed Russia against even considering such a move.

Taiwan’s national election authority has officially dismissed a proposed referendum on corporal punishment while clearing the way for a public vote on expanding nuclear energy production.

Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz confirmed Warsaw’s continued interest in joining the US nuclear sharing program, which stations American tactical weapons in allied nations.

Experts caution that Donald Trump's reliance on personal diplomacy and repeated interest in meeting Kim Jong-un could dangerously oversimplify complex denuclearization efforts and increase regional instability.

Despite a significant recent rally in Oklo's share price, market analysts highlight key valuation concerns and risk factors that may deter investors from entering the small-cap nuclear energy stock.

The US, South Korea, and Japan will conduct a joint military exercise focused on countering North Korea's nuclear and missile threats, marking a significant escalation in regional defense cooperation.

The head of the UN nuclear watchdog stated that a direct meeting between the US president and North Korean leader is crucial for regional stability and denuclearization efforts.

Tech giant Meta has partnered with nuclear startup Oklo to develop a 1.2-gigawatt advanced nuclear reactor in Ohio, with construction and operational timelines now being outlined.

The life sciences company launched a new fully automated system designed to streamline nucleic acid processing in laboratories.

Investment bank Wells Fargo has upgraded its rating on BWX Technologies stock, citing abundant commercial opportunities and positive industry tailwinds for the nuclear components manufacturer.

Analysts argue there are strong reasons to remain confident that Putin will not deploy nuclear weapons, despite growing anxiety over Russia's fragile position in the ongoing conflict.

Marine jellyfish clogged cooling water filters at the Gravelines facility, forcing an unplanned shutdown and raising concerns about environmental impacts on critical energy infrastructure.

Polish Deputy Defence Minister confirmed that Warsaw will not permit the stationing of American nuclear warheads on its soil, even as it agrees to host additional U.S. conventional forces. The distinction clarifies Poland’s red lines regarding NATO nuclear sharing arrangements.

Shares of nuclear energy developers NuScale Power and Oklo have seen an increase, along with other uranium equities, as investor sentiment shifts towards higher-risk, high-reward technology investments.

Standard Nuclear has signed a long-term contract with Antares Nuclear to supply advanced TRISO nuclear fuel, marking a key step in commercializing next-generation reactor technology.

Hungary's Paks nuclear plant has resumed full operation, stabilizing the national grid, while Romania faces challenges with aging power infrastructure.

Authorities are planning engineering measures to redirect more river water toward the nuclear facility's cooling intake, responding to record-low Danube flow levels that threaten power generation operations.

Rafael Grossi, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, clarified that current intelligence does not confirm Iran is reconstructing its nuclear infrastructure following recent strikes.

A detailed assessment compares the strategic missile arsenals of India and China, noting comparable capabilities while highlighting differences in targeting strategies, such as India's Agni missiles deterring attacks versus China's Dongfeng series targeting US bases.

Local officials face unprecedented resistance to proposed facilities, prompting countries like Spain to tighten regulations while Ireland considers nuclear power to meet soaring energy demands.

Universal Insurance Plc has filed a lawsuit at Nigeria’s Federal High Court challenging the National Insurance Commission’s decision to revoke its operating license and appoint a receiver.

Juniper Green Energy and Standard Nuclear have both released financial updates highlighting robust revenue and operational growth for the first half of 2026. The results underscore continued investor interest in renewable and nuclear power developments.

Opposition lawmakers in South Korea's National Assembly have introduced a special legislative measure to facilitate domestic production of nuclear-powered attack submarines with U.S. technological assistance.

The Slovak government plans to generate three-quarters of its electricity from nuclear energy, aiming to surpass France despite heatwaves forcing other nations to reduce reactor output.

Japanese utility Chubu Electric is facing investigation after allegations that it misrepresented construction progress at certain reactors to secure higher cost reimbursements for decommissioning work.

Market watchers forecast a significant rally for the small modular nuclear reactor developer, citing growing institutional interest in clean energy infrastructure and potential regulatory tailwinds.

The U.S. Army has selected five companies to receive funding for constructing small modular nuclear reactors at domestic military installations, marking a significant push toward decentralized base power generation.

The mining company's ownership of a critical processing facility places it at the center of national debates over nuclear fuel supply chain vulnerabilities.

That is, all four reactors and all 8 turbines are functioning flawlessly.

Shares of NuScale Power, Oklo, and Uranium Energy Corp fell between 6% and 7% as investors reacted negatively to broader sector trends, overshadowing recent announcements about deploying AI tools in nuclear operations.

A senior American official confirmed that Washington's strategic approach to Pyongyang remains unchanged despite persistent international worries regarding North Korea's nuclear weapons program.

A dispute over road construction contracts has forced a contractor replacement, potentially delaying the flagship nuclear plant that is central to Britain’s energy security strategy.

Mirai Bio appoints new executives to lead its integrated delivery engine platform, aiming to accelerate the development of next-generation nucleic acid therapies.

Eskom has restored Koeberg Unit 1 to 70% power output following a cleanup operation to remove dead sardines that had clogged the nuclear plant's cooling water intake system.

Russian State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin publicly cautioned Japan regarding Russia's nuclear capabilities, escalating rhetorical tensions between the two nations.

A former Japanese cabinet secretary has argued that revising the country's pacifist principles to allow nuclear-armed vessels to dock would strengthen deterrence against China.

Austrian environmental pioneer Hildegard Breiner, known for helping block the Zwentendorf nuclear plant, has publicly criticized nuclear energy as economically inefficient while urging younger generations to maintain long-term commitment to climate protection.

Nano Nuclear Energy has secured a landmark agreement with the United Arab Emirates to deploy microreactor technology, aiming to support the country's off-grid energy goals and desert infrastructure.

Trump sends Saudi nuclear deal to Congress but says Riyadh must recognize Israel

MTAR Technologies stock rose 3% following a Rs 127 crore contract award from NPCIL for reactor coolant channel assemblies, boosting its civil nuclear order book.

Residents displaced by the 2011 nuclear disaster have finalized a compensation agreement with the utility company responsible for the plant, following years of legal battles over government liability.

Residents in Catalonia, Spain, captured images of a striking cloud formation illuminated by sunlight that closely resembled a nuclear detonation near the Puigmal mountain range.

Japan is investigating the use of nuclear reprocessing technology to extract valuable rare earth elements from spent fuel, aiming to secure domestic supply chains and reduce import reliance.

Market commentary argues that while Oklo is primarily a nuclear energy developer rather than a traditional artificial intelligence company, its technological positioning makes it a compelling long-term investment.

Investors drove Standard Nuclear’s stock price higher today, reflecting growing capital flow toward advanced nuclear energy ventures.

Shares in nuclear energy companies rebound sharply, with Uranium Energy jumping 6% and NuScale Power and Oklo climbing 5% as investors buy the dip.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated that Russia currently lacks viable options for further military escalation beyond mobilization, which he believes would trigger significant domestic political backlash in Moscow. The remarks underscore Finland's confidence in regional deterrence.

Ongoing conflict-related instability threatens Ukraine's energy infrastructure, with officials warning that the Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility and other regional plants could experience power outages within days.

The speaker of Russia’s State Duma warned that Moscow would deliver an immediate and symmetric response to Western actions, clarifying the specific circumstances under which Russia might deploy nuclear weapons against the West.

Ceyda Duvenci, known for her role in the series "1001 Nights", married radio presenter Guclu Metea in Stockholm. The couple shared the news with fans following their wedding ceremony.

The football manager argues that the prestigious award should recognize individual excellence rather than simply rewarding players from Champions League or World Cup-winning teams.

Nigeria's health minister is advocating for increased funding in radiopharmaceutical therapies, describing them as a critical frontier combining nuclear medicine and precision oncology.

Industry experts suggest floating nuclear reactors could provide reliable power for coastal infrastructure, with California identified as a potential initial deployment site despite state bans on traditional nuclear facilities.

An analytical column explores the shifting geopolitical landscape and strategic discussions regarding nuclear capabilities and deterrence in Northeast Asia.

The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed that radiation readings at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant remain stable despite recent military strikes in the area.

A former U.S. official indicated that President Trump could propose tacitly accepting North Korea's nuclear program, signing a peace treaty, and halting joint military exercises with South Korea during a potential summit with Kim Jong-un.

Russia's strategic missile forces tested an intercontinental ballistic missile on Friday, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced, according to 'The Moscow Times'.

Chinese authorities removed two high-ranking officers from the Central Military Commission, suspecting them of leaking sensitive nuclear information to American intelligence agencies.

Hungarian law enforcement has opened criminal investigations into suspected misappropriation and irregular capital increases tied to the Paks II nuclear expansion. The probes examine alleged financial misconduct surrounding state-backed debt waivers and project funding decisions.

Poland is eager to engage in NATO's nuclear deterrence initiatives but firmly opposes the placement of American nuclear warheads on its soil.

Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kośniak-Kamysz announced that Poland remains keen to join the US nuclear sharing initiative, which stations American nuclear missiles in allied nations.

Polish Minister of Defense Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz announced that his country is still interested in joining the American Nuclear Sharing program.

South Korea's national security adviser requested that China play a constructive role in supporting Seoul's efforts toward peaceful coexistence with North Korea and progress toward denuclearization.

The Gravelines nuclear power plant in France has temporarily halted multiple reactor blocks because millions of jellyfish clogged its cooling water intake systems, a recurring issue noted from the previous year.

The U.S. Army has signed agreements with five companies to develop, build, and operate compact nuclear power plants designed to provide reliable energy for military bases.

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Financial fraudsters are trapping borrowers in cycles of massive debt through deceptive lending practices, prompting warnings to pause before signing agreements.

Poland 'does not want' allied nuclear weapons to be stationed on its territory, Polish Deputy Defense Minister Paweł Zalewski said on Thursday.

The U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration has issued two new task orders to Parsons Corporation, expanding its role in coordinating international operations to detect and prevent nuclear smuggling worldwide.

As part of Project Janus, the military has chosen initial developers to accelerate the deployment of next-generation nuclear energy systems for defense applications.

Officials from both nations convened in the US capital to expand collaboration on civilian nuclear power projects, reinforcing strategic energy ties between New Delhi and Washington.

An influx of over 200 tons of jellyfish has disrupted cooling systems, forcing the curtailment or complete shutdown of several reactors at Europe's largest nuclear facility.

Operators at France’s largest nuclear power plant have temporarily shut down reactors after a massive influx of jellyfish clogged cooling water intake systems. Engineers are working to clear the marine debris and restore normal operations while ensuring safety protocols remain intact.

Standard Nuclear released key financial metrics and operational updates during its second-quarter earnings call, focusing on project progress and market conditions.

The Cernavodá nuclear power plant in Romania has been temporarily shut down due to critically low Danube River water levels, prompting sarcastic remarks from Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar comparing the situation to Hungary's fully operational Paks plant.

During a political education event hosted by Portugal's PSD party, experts argued that the rapid expansion of data centers necessitates greater reliance on nuclear power and a diversified national energy strategy.

Industry experts confirm that China's rapid nuclear energy development will continue unabated, even as extreme weather conditions disrupt reactor operations in other parts of the world.

Facing supply chain vulnerabilities during crises, the US military is funding untested miniature reactor technology to secure energy for critical infrastructure.

Additive manufacturing firm 3D Systems has entered a partnership with a U.S. national laboratory to advance production techniques for nuclear energy applications.

Professor Bismark Tyobeka advocates for the country to revitalize its domestic nuclear capabilities and re-enter the international uranium fuel market.

A collection of top energy industry headlines highlights plans to deploy tiny nuclear reactors at U.S. Army bases, the growing intersection of AI data centers and power grids, and latest developments in oil markets.

The Energy Ministry states that restarting the Cernavoda nuclear power plant depends on rising Danube River discharge levels, which are forecasted to increase in the coming week.

Energy company Fortum has applied for government backing to build a large-scale nuclear facility, joining four other projects vying for state assistance in Sweden's expanding nuclear sector.

State media highlighted recent developments in domestic nuclear research, including fusion experiments and upgraded testing facilities.

The nuclear technology firm posted a GAAP EPS of -$0.12 and revenue of $4.7 million, both falling short of analyst expectations for the reporting period.

Residents living near a former California research park report increased rates of specific diseases, prompting questions about historical soil contamination from a US nuclear reactor test facility.

US military spending $2.2 bn to build small nuclear reactors

The head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization alleged that Washington and Tel Aviv are coercing the International Atomic Energy Agency to conduct inspections of damaged Iranian nuclear facilities following recent military strikes.

An opinion piece by a former British prime minister highlights the urgent need for the new UK government to establish clear nuclear response directives following a hypothetical attack, while emphasizing a global public rejection of divisive politics.

Negotiators explore the framework for a civilian nuclear energy partnership between Washington and Riyadh, addressing technical safeguards and regional security implications.

Industry experts compare the complex engineering and scaling challenges of constructing next-generation nuclear power plants to the difficulties of space missions, highlighting massive technical hurdles ahead.

Iranian authorities have suspended International Atomic Energy Agency inspections at previously targeted nuclear facilities, demanding the establishment of a new inspection protocol before allowing access.

The agreement, reached in July, will allow American companies to export civilian nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia.

The East African nation is accelerating efforts to develop domestic mining operations and infrastructure to support its long-term energy goals.

Leaked documents have raised alarms regarding safety protocols as Egypt continues construction on the Dabaa nuclear facility, prompting scrutiny over regulatory oversight.

Egypt’s electricity minister met with Russia’s Rosatom leadership to assess construction milestones and explore cooperation on small modular reactors.

Finite Films & TV is showcasing a new six-part comedy series adapted from writer Ezra England's debut play, co-developed with Platform Presents at the Edinburgh Television Festival.

Japan's nuclear regulatory body has revised regulations to extend the compliance deadline for nuclear facilities to construct enhanced antiterrorism infrastructure.

Cosmin Ghiță has stepped down as CEO of Romania’s state nuclear power producer following the discovery of irregularities at the Doicești plant, adding to ongoing scrutiny of the company's operations.

Tehran's updated defense doctrine emphasizes securing national interests through naval capabilities and regional power projection outside its borders.

Japan announced plans to reuse soil from decontamination efforts in Fukushima in regional cities, specifically Miyagi and Saitama prefectures. This initiative aims to manage the vast quantities of soil collected after the nuclear disaster.

The International Atomic Energy Agency's chief announced a new program to license and promote atomic technologies for maritime use, highlighting growing interest in offshore nuclear energy.

An in-depth look at how a local engineer navigated career opportunities to contribute to the United Arab Emirates' rapidly expanding civilian nuclear power and research programs.

Western Australian hospitals in southern suburbs will stock iodine tablets to protect residents from potential radiation exposure as nuclear-powered submarines arrive under the AUKUS pact.

Cosmin Ghiță, the CEO of Nuclearelectrica, has resigned after nine years in his position, following the government's discovery of several irregularities at the Doicești plant. His resignation comes amidst scrutiny over the company's operations.

Significant profits made by short sellers betting against NuScale Power have prompted stark warnings to retail investors about market volatility and speculative risks in the nuclear energy sector.

The UK's Sizewell C nuclear power plant development has encountered delays after main contractor Galliford Try withdrew over disagreements regarding the cost of key access roads.

The Ukrainian nuclear energy operator has alerted authorities that facilities are running low on diesel fuel, with supplies lasting only ten days, prompting urgent negotiations for a ceasefire to enable infrastructure repairs.

A 24-year-old man was taken into custody after attempting to pilot a stolen plane toward a nuclear power plant, triggering a major security response.

PressTV examines Israel's undeclared nuclear arsenal, highlights Western complicity, and argues for the dismantling of its nuclear infrastructure.

Defense officials reported an unusual alert after a stolen small aircraft headed toward the Paks nuclear facility area was intercepted, prompting fighter jet deployment and forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing.

The country continues its long-term efforts to safely decommission and remove radioactive materials from outdated nuclear sites inherited from the Soviet era.

A commemorative feature highlights key historical milestones occurring on this date, including the Ottoman conquest of Belgrade and the Soviet Union's detonation of its first atomic bomb.

A recent Gallup Korea poll reveals that 65% of respondents believe South Korea should develop its own nuclear arsenal, reflecting growing anxiety over regional security and US defense commitments.

Pakistan's ambassador to the US warns that unilateral actions undermining the treaty threaten regional peace and stability between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.

An analysis of existential threats ranging from nuclear conflict and climate change to artificial intelligence and supervolcanic eruptions highlights one region considered significantly safer than others in a worst-case scenario.

YouTube group Good Good's leadership publicly criticized golf brand Callaway after the company severed ties following a controversial advertisement featuring the creators.

Officials from the Polish presidency have publicly condemned the current government's decision to decline participation in the U.S.-led NATO nuclear sharing program, reigniting domestic political debate over defense strategy.

Washington has failed to eliminate Iran's nuclear program or provoke a regime change in Tehran. The conflict leaves global economic consequences and a political dilemma for Trump.

The province faces a further large drop in nuclear power generation in a few weeks

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A recent survey reveals that 65 percent of South Koreans favor developing nuclear weapons, citing growing security concerns amid reduced joint military exercises with the United States. The findings highlight shifting public attitudes toward national defense strategy.

Marking a significant milestone in global disarmament, Kazakhstan reflects on the historic 1991 decree that closed the Soviet-era nuclear testing ground and pledged renewed responsibility.

THIS DISCOVERY opens the way for new methods of non-invasive nuclear monitoring.

Mexican federal and state agencies, including Defense and GN personnel, participated in a simulated nuclear emergency response and evacuation operation in Alto Lucero, Veracruz.

Berlin is holding secret discussions with London regarding potential funding and defense integration with Britain's Trident nuclear system to strengthen European security architecture.

Nuclear energy developer NuScale is deploying advanced AI tools to optimize the performance and safety of its small modular reactor facilities, drawing investor interest.

The advanced nuclear technology firm outlined a production roadmap targeting regulatory approval for new TRISO fuel fabrication facilities by late 2026, with projected annual output capacity reaching 2.5 metric tons.

The Polish government has issued a definitive statement rejecting any proposals to station nuclear weapons within its borders. Warsaw maintains that its defense strategy relies exclusively on conventional forces and NATO collective security guarantees.

Japanese authorities are planning a dedicated research base focused on developing and testing tritium fuel for nuclear fusion energy projects.

A cooling water intake system became clogged with a massive school of sardines, forcing operators to take the reactor offline for cleaning and safety checks.

The White House has reiterated that ensuring Iran never acquires nuclear weapons remains a top priority, citing past military operations and current economic pressure strategies. The statement underscores ongoing diplomatic and strategic efforts in the region.

PM Peter Maďar accused opposition politicians of avoiding the Paksha nuclear power plant site during summer crises, contrasting their absence with workers' efforts and his own visits.

Prime Minister Peter Magyar used a parliamentary speech to accuse opposition politicians of abandoning their duties during recent summer emergencies, contrasting their absence with workers constructing the lower pressure unit at the Paks nuclear plant.

A retired Israeli military official suggests Washington has quietly abandoned efforts to secure a renewed nuclear agreement with Tehran in favor of a long-term strategy aimed at destabilizing the Iranian government.

Romanian officials are implementing emergency measures to maintain adequate cooling water flow for the nuclear facility as river discharge hits historic lows.

Rafael Grossi stated that the International Atomic Energy Agency currently lacks concrete proof that Iran is actively resuming operations at its nuclear installations.

Washington is actively seeking a role in India's expanding nuclear infrastructure program as New Delhi opens the traditionally state-run sector to private investment.

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is preparing to scrap a long-standing radiation safety standard, sparking debate over health risks. The change could alter exposure limits.

New limitations on the export of advanced reactor components could significantly slow India's plans to scale up its civilian and strategic nuclear energy programs.

The US Army announced on Wednesday that it will award up to $2.2 billion to five companies to build and operate nuclear micro-reactors at military bases.

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Japan’s Nuclear Regulation Authority has approved a rule change granting operators more time to complete special safety facilities designed to protect nuclear power plants from terrorist attacks.

Kenyan officials are investigating the potential deployment of maritime nuclear reactors to provide sustainable, high-capacity power for the nation’s expanding ocean-based industries and economic initiatives.

Members of South Korea's People Power Party have introduced a special legislative bill to authorize the development of nuclear-powered submarines. The proposal seeks to significantly upgrade the nation's naval defense capabilities.

The US State Department has reiterated its firm stance on achieving the complete denuclearization of North Korea following recent diplomatic discussions. Officials clarified the position after the key terminology was absent from official statements following the meetings.

The Trump administration has forwarded a proposed nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress, a document that notably includes provisions allowing for a uranium enrichment pathway.

A new scientific study evaluates potential safe zones for surviving a global catastrophe, concluding that agricultural collapse would severely impact regions like Canada under various nuclear winter models.

Frontier Nuclear and Minerals has released the outcomes of its 2026 Annual General Meeting, detailing shareholder resolutions and corporate governance updates.

The company is adapting its operational framework alongside broader shifts in Canada’s nuclear landscape, positioning itself to support next-generation energy infrastructure and regulatory changes.

Despite recent quarterly financial shortfalls, NuScale's ongoing negotiations with the Tennessee Valley Authority for small modular reactor deployment position it for a historic federal energy contract.

Iranian officials have issued a stark warning that Israel's undeclared nuclear capabilities pose a direct threat to the international non-proliferation framework, escalating regional tensions.

A Ghanaian court has ordered the remand of politician Ayitey Powers following allegations that he issued a death threat, marking a significant legal development in the country’s ongoing political discourse.

Japan should take into account that Russia possesses nuclear weapons and should not resort to confrontational rhetoric regarding claims over the Kuril Islands, stated the Chairman of the State Duma...

Grossi arrived in the US ahead of the launch of the IAEA's initiative ATLAS, designed to aid the deployment of civil nuclear applications at sea.

The Hungarian national grid operator has ended its emergency electricity supply classification following the complete reconnection of the Paks nuclear facility to the power grid.

Unusual movements of specialized aircraft to a nuclear test site suggest Moscow is gearing up for another flight test of the controversial Burevestnik cruise missile, dubbed the "Flying Chernobyl."

Analysts highlight Tehran's evolving national security doctrine, which increasingly prioritizes protecting maritime interests and projecting power beyond Iran's borders alongside its nuclear capabilities.

Japan’s Environment Ministry says it plans to reuse soil collected in decontamination work near the disaster-stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear complex at national government branch offices in Miyagi…

Leading petroleum corporations are redirecting substantial capital toward nuclear fusion startups and facilities, betting that the clean energy breakthrough could eventually complement or transform traditional fossil fuel operations.

European Union officials are pressing member states to ratify the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons while highlighting growing financial constraints on verification inspections.

Authorities in France arrested Albanian businessman Ermal Beqiri after he flew his aircraft over a French nuclear facility, while Albania pursues fraud and embezzlement cases against him.

Researchers have proposed a new framework to assess the economic potential of nuclear fusion technology, moving closer to determining its commercial feasibility.

General Anil Chauhan addressed questions regarding an alleged Indian drone strike on a Pakistani nuclear site in the Kirana Hills. He provided explanations concerning the incident.