Nuclear Energy

Australian nuclear agency joins hunt for lost radioactive capsule
People told to stay clear of the tiny capsule containing Caesium-137, which emits radiation equal to 10 X-rays per hour.
Published On 31 Jan 2023
IAEA reports blasts near Zaporizhzhia plant, Russia rejects claim
The International Atomic Energy Agency reported explosions near the Ukrainian nuclear power plant occupied by Russia.
Published On 27 Jan 2023
South Korea, Iran summon each other’s envoys over ‘enemy’ comment
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol’s description of Iran as an ‘enemy’ of the United Arab Emirates has angered Tehran.
Published On 19 Jan 2023
Tokyo court upholds acquittal of Fukushima disaster executives
Prosecutors have argued that the executives were aware of the dangers of a nuclear plant located on Japan’s coast.
Published On 18 Jan 2023

Plan will see some 1 million tonnes of water used to cool the ruined plant’s reactors released into the Pacific.

The practice has been in place since 1992, with the list of nuclear installations exchanged annually on January 1.

Communication lines will be kept open despite worsening ties, but there has been no sign of progress toward a deal.

Russian attacks have destroyed at least 40 percent of Ukraine’s energy facilities since the war began in February.

An Indigenous American podcast team on a road trip uncover the reality of resource extraction on their sacred land.

President vows to develop his country’s nuclear fleet despite current difficulties in Russia’s economy and production.

Iran continues to demand that an inquiry into nuclear particles found at its nuclear sites must be dropped.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 253rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

South Korea and Poland to assess the viability of building four 1,400-megawatt nuclear reactors in Patnow.

Russian invasion of Ukraine sparks incremental shifts in divisive issue, but no major pivot seven months into fighting.

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