The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has reportedly supported Iranian nuclear researchers for years, sending them to Russia for training. This revelation comes from confidential documents concerning Iran’s nuclear programme, …
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Russia is attempting to seize uranium assets in Niger owned by a French state-controlled company, in a move that further challenges Western interests in Africa. This development, reported by Bloomberg …
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The government of Hungary has signed an agreement with Belarus to aid in the construction of the Hungarian nuclear power plant (NPP) “Paks-2,” which is being erected by the Russian …
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ENERGYVIDEOS
EU Today Conference: Navigating Nuclear Diplomacy: Challenges and Priorities for Europe
In the midst of escalating tensions and geopolitical challenges, Europe finds itself at a critical juncture in navigating the complex terrain of nuclear diplomacy. Against the backdrop of sanctions against …
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ENERGY
Call for Accountability: Expelling Rosatom from the UN Global Compact Amid Allegations of Human Rights Violations
The persistence of business relations and agreements with Russia’s “Rosatom” nuclear energy company, despite serious allegations including risks to life, threats to security, property damage, and environmental hazards such as …
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The Russian state-owned company Rosatom is actively promoting the contract with Uzbekistan for the construction of a nuclear power plant near Lake Tuzkan in the Jizzakh region. Rosatom, the sanctions …
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OPINIONENERGY
Rosatom: France Could Lead in the Sanctions Against the Russian Nuclear Sector, Writes Andrii Chubyk
The Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) passed on March 8th, 2024 a resolution drafted by Ukraine regarding nuclear safety, security, and safeguards in Ukraine, with …
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The Russian nuclear energy sector has been wrongly overlooked by the international community in terms of imposing sanctions. Despite global and regional threats emanating from the Russian nuclear monopolist – …
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With many projects abroad, “Rosatom” renders numerous international actors dependent on the Russian nuclear sector. And so, why is it important to cease these cooperations? Many countries, mistaking “Rosatom” as …
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OPINION
Does Uzbekistan need a nuclear power plant today? asks Alan P. Reid
by Alan Reidby Alan ReidIn connection with the threat of a catastrophe at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky called on the EU to work on the next package of sanctions, …