Today we’re dropping a big bomb into the deepest part of the ocean. So grab a surfboard and get ready to hang ten on the ...

Putin, Trump and Xi control the most powerful arsenals on earth. They should take nuclear risks more seriously ...

The nuclear map is nevertheless expanding. According to the World Nuclear Association, about 35 countries are considering, ...

Nine industry associations participating in the Roadmaps to New Nuclear conference in Paris have reaffirmed the industry's commitment to advancing the peaceful use of nuclear technology and called on ...

The World Nuclear Outlook Report, outlines a record year for nuclear energy generation in 2025, highlights where that growth ...

World Nuclear Association Director General, Sama Bilbao y León, discusses how AI and the Iran war are increasing the demand ...

Since the IAEA’s last International Conference on Nuclear Security (ICONS) in 2020, the world has experienced momentous change, including a global pandemic and a war, in Ukraine, where for the first ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. As Russia threatens nuclear strikes on Ukraine and its Western backers, potentially ...

In a world where arms races are accelerating, geopolitical tensions are mounting and the risks of accidental or deliberate use of the most destructive weapo ...

Energy security concerns augmented by recent years of war in Ukraine and the Middle East have fueled a global resurgence of nuclear energy. In Asia, Europe, and elsewhere, governments are looking to ...

One year ago, the IAEA and the World Bank Group (WBG) signed a partnership agreement to support the safe, secure and responsible use of nuclear power for development. This landmark agreement marked ...