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The UAE has reported that drones involved in attacks on the Barakah nuclear facility were launched from Iraqi territory, raising security concerns in the region.
Iran has reported that a projectile struck its nuclear power plant, leading to heightened tensions and a call for maximum military restraint from the IAEA.
A drone strike has reportedly ignited a fire near the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant in Abu Dhabi, prompting investigations by local authorities into the incident and its implications.
The Arkansas Nuclear Power Plant is back in operation after completing a significant upgrade project aimed at enhancing safety and efficiency.
This piece delves into the potential human rights implications of Turkey's nuclear power initiatives, particularly in relation to neighboring countries.
Taiwan's fourth nuclear power plant project is progressing, facing substantial public and political opposition, as debates over energy security continue.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has affirmed that the Perry Nuclear Power Plant operated safely during the year 2025, according to its latest assessment.
The Ginna Nuclear Power Plant is set to conduct siren tests on Tuesday as part of its routine safety measures to ensure emergency preparedness.
In response to security concerns, the IAEA will inspect a lab near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, a key site for Ukraine's nuclear energy.
A worker has been confirmed dead following a drone strike at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the region.
The approval for the Florida nuclear power plant to extend its operational years marks a significant development in the state's energy strategy, emphasizing the role of nuclear energy in sustainability.
An in-depth exploration of Arizona's nuclear power facility reveals its significance in the state's energy framework and the safety protocols in place.
A comprehensive examination of California's last operational nuclear power plant and its role in the state's energy landscape.
The Chernobyl disaster on April 26, 1986, marked a pivotal moment in the history of nuclear energy, prompting significant changes in global safety regulations.
This editorial examines the catastrophic events surrounding the world's most infamous nuclear power plant disaster, highlighting its lasting impact.
The Chernobyl disaster of April 25, 1986, remains a pivotal event in nuclear history, with profound implications for energy policy and public health.
This piece revisits the events surrounding the worst nuclear power plant disaster in history and explores its enduring consequences.
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission has renewed the operating license for the 759 MW Robinson nuclear power plant, ensuring its continued contribution to the region's energy supply.
Strategic angle: The nuclear power plant equipment market is projected to reach USD 23.6 billion, indicating significant growth in the energy sector.
Strategic angle: Japanese media reports on the halted cooling process at Fukushima Daiichi.