China's foreign minister is likely to visit South Korea next week for talks expected to focus on North Korea's nuclear program, bilateral ties, and regional security issues.

Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told a public inquiry that the AUKUS deal with the US and UK is 'stark staring bonkers' and will likely result in no submarines for Australia, citing the US's persistent lag in submarine building capacity.

Wealthy technology entrepreneurs are reportedly preparing for a potential apocalypse at a vast, remote farm in the Andes Mountains region of Argentina, far from major nuclear powers.

Nihon Hidankyo, a group representing atomic bomb survivors, marked its 70th anniversary, reflecting on the life and work of co-chair Mikiso Iwasa. Iwasa dedicated his life to supporting survivors and advocating for nuclear weapons abolition.

Washington has committed $17.5 billion to new nuclear reactors, a move that has reportedly not yet been reflected in uranium funds.

Activists protesting against the Temelin nuclear power plant are now in their third day of a hunger strike.

Eighty-one years after the Hiroshima tragedy, a Slovenian article reflects on the current state of nuclear weapons, noting that while fewer exist than during the Cold War, they are more powerful, raising concerns about the proximity to a nuclear conflict.

Czech Prime Minister Fiala advocated for nuclear energy at COP29 in Baku and offered to share the Czech Republic's expertise in the field.

North Korea's regime under Kim Jong Un has reportedly accumulated an estimated $22 billion in foreign revenue over four years, primarily through arms supplies to Russia, trade with China, and cryptocurrency theft. This financial influx is bolstering the country's strength and nuclear ambitions.

Nagasaki's mayor, Suzuki, has voiced alarm over a subtle policy shift in Tokyo, as the capital refuses to commit to long-standing non-nuclear principles, despite the mayor calling nuclear weapons an 'absolute evil'.

On the 81st anniversary of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi opened the door to a debate about equipping the Japanese army with nuclear weapons, citing Japan's highest threat level in 80 years.

Unit 2 of the Cernavodă nuclear power plant will remain operational for at least nine more days, despite the Danube River's water level rising by 8 centimeters above forecasts.

Washington's stipulations regarding a nuclear deal involving Trump appear to have jeopardized the agreement, potentially creating additional tensions and instability in the Middle East region.

US Vice President JD Vance has claimed that Washington has successfully 'destroyed' Iran's nuclear program and significantly degraded its military capabilities.

Following an earthquake on July 31, 813 families, totaling 2,129 people, have been evacuated from their homes in Pozzuoli, Campi Flegrei, as a precautionary measure.

Switzerland, a neutral nation, maintains an extensive network of over 370,000 nuclear bomb shelters, more than any other country, with some now repurposed to house migrants.

A comprehensive report details the state of Bulgaria's renewable energy sector, including top projects for BESS, photovoltaics, and wind farms, alongside information on asset financing and a new scheme for the nuclear power plant.

The protection unit for nuclear accidents is moving out to Hosingen, but the cause of the emergency is not quite so dramatic. An old acquaintance is to blame.

Cuba is experiencing widespread power outages, leading to disruptions in public transport, cultural events, and a complete halt in tourism, resulting in 25,000 lost jobs in the hospitality sector.

Europe is experiencing widespread drought, with rivers drying up and nuclear power plants facing threats due to the continent warming faster than any other. This comes after successive heatwaves and large fires across many countries.

The Pentagon is reportedly plotting new nuclear options for Donald Trump as America's biggest adversaries raise the stakes.

Experts from ČEZ highlight the vulnerability of European nuclear power plants due to critically low river water levels, which have forced shutdowns in several countries. They emphasize that Czech nuclear plants, Dukovany and Temelín, are not solely dependent on river flow, providing a sense of security for the Czech Republic.

The National Administration 'Apele Române' announced that Danube river flows are currently stationary but are expected to increase starting August 13. At Cernavodă, where Reactor 1 of the nuclear power plant is located, at least four days have been 'gained' in preparation.

A nuclear power plant in Florida has inadvertently created a thriving habitat for American crocodiles, offering them warm waters and a protected environment.

The severely dried-up bed of the Danube River is causing concern for the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant, with the energy minister stating the plant can operate for only about a week and a half at current water levels. A video of the exposed riverbed highlights the critical situation.

Christoph Brand, CEO of Switzerland's largest electricity producer Axpo, discusses the country's energy future, suggesting building two nuclear power plants instead of wind turbines to avert electricity shortages, while also touching on solar power and manager salaries.

Officials and experts indicate that while conflict may have slowed, it has not halted Iran's nuclear program. The status of Iran's three key nuclear sites remains a point of international concern.

A report suggests that the partial shutdown of Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant could lead to the liberalization of the electricity market, raising questions about the future of utility price cuts.

The government has stated that the land needed for small nuclear reactors can be reduced by a third, potentially making their deployment more feasible.

Five nuclear stocks have seen significant declines, ranging from 44.3% to 82.2%, prompting questions about whether it's an opportune time to buy.

Senator JD Vance has warned that any potential Iran nuclear deal will be "extraordinarily difficult" and "messy." He emphasized that Iran will never possess nuclear weapons and that all military, economic, and diplomatic tools will be used to prevent it.

Italy has placed 27 cities on red alert due to extreme heat, while Hungary and Romania are forced to save energy amidst pressure on nuclear power plants and electricity grids.

The cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki serve as powerful historical monuments, continuously reminding the world of the devastating consequences of nuclear weapons, reflecting on the events of August 1945.

The atomic bomb, a world-changing invention, inflicted immense suffering and launched the nuclear age, forever altering global geopolitics.

An opinion piece suggests that for Tehran, the degradation of its proxy assets might be an acceptable cost if it helps exhaust adversaries and shield its ultimate nuclear ambitions.

Securing Bitcoin riches has become increasingly complex, despite various storage options ranging from nuclear bunkers to digital-asset exchanges.

Heatwaves and droughts are increasingly threatening Europe's energy security, with an economic journalist warning that this is 'just the beginning' and discussing how Polish nuclear power plants should prepare for these climate changes.

Oklo Inc.'s small modular reactor has achieved a significant milestone by reaching 'criticality,' as announced by the Energy Department.

Hungary is forced to conserve electricity and turn off lights in its capital, Budapest, due to low water levels in the Danube River, which are critical for cooling the country's only nuclear power plant.

The Paks nuclear power plant has not communicated for days, while Hungary's energy crisis continues for a week, making a restart date uncertain despite a new energy development plan announcement.

Stock markets are showing volatility as traders anticipate developments regarding a potential Iran nuclear deal and upcoming jobs data, influencing global economic sentiment.

On the anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japanese government officials typically deliver pacifist speeches. However, Sanae Takaichi notably avoided a clear rejection of nuclear weapons, aligning with her known rearmament ambitions.

Unit 2 of the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant in Romania may be shut down within 5-6 days if the Danube River's water level continues to drop, despite efforts to install barges to maintain water intake.

Romania's power grid operator has stated there is no risk to the national energy system as a nuclear reactor continues to operate online.

A letter to the editor reflects on the concept of freedom in an era overshadowed by the threat of nuclear weapons and global instability.

Hiroshima has commemorated the 81st anniversary of the atomic bomb attack, with the city's mayor deploring the continued pursuit of nuclear weapons globally.

The yen and dollar experienced drift in currency markets, influenced by ongoing concerns surrounding the Iran nuclear deal and upcoming payroll data.

The American company Bechtel has officially taken over the construction site for Poland's first nuclear power plant in Lubiatowo-Kopalino. The plant is expected to begin operations in ten years.

An editorial in Le Figaro, titled 'Facing the madness of wind turbines, absolute priority to nuclear power,' argues that Germany became Europe's top polluter by ignoring nuclear and relying solely on renewables, while France benefits from its incomparable nuclear power plant fleet.

The head of the Russian Orthodox Church has praised the country's nuclear weapons as 'God's mercy,' drawing strong condemnation from Archbishop Elia, who leads the Finnish Orthodox Church. Elia stated that theology in Russia has been co-opted to serve state objectives.

Dr. Masedi Masekane, a 32-year-old postdoctoral research scientist, is making significant strides in nuclear physics and fostering scientific collaborations between South Africa and institutions like Croatia's Ruđer Bošković Institute.

The Danube's water flow has plummeted to a historic low in its Romanian section, raising concerns about the operation of not only the Paks nuclear power plant but also the Cernavodă nuclear power plant, with Romanians implementing creative solutions.

A professor from BUK spoke about her appointment to a 21-member United Nations scientific panel tasked with studying the physical effects and societal impact of nuclear war.

A heatwave is causing a 'perfect storm' for Europe's electricity system, leading to the shutdown of nuclear power plants and calls for households to ration electricity, with prices soaring to unprecedented levels in some areas since the Ukraine war.

An article suggests transforming the anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing into a 'Disarmament Day' to serve as a constant reminder of the urgent contemporary problem posed by nuclear weapons.

Romania's nuclear reactor is confirmed to remain in operation for at least another week, according to recent reports.

Katherina Reiche, a German economic minister, describes the country's nuclear phase-out as a 'serious misjudgment' and calls for a fundamental reorientation of energy policy. She also commented on rumors regarding her relationship with the Chancellor.

A university lecturer's commentary explores whether Iran's ambitions regarding a nuclear weapons program have become more opaque since the war, considering its new leverage over the Strait of Hormuz.

Finland has taken a historic step towards operating the world's first permanent geological disposal facility for spent nuclear fuel, as its regulatory authority approved the operating license for the Onkalo site.

Europe's ongoing heatwave is causing severe drought, leading to the emergence of historical artifacts like Nazi-era wrecks from the Danube, while also posing new threats such as cooling risks for nuclear reactors and deadly wildfires in Greece.

The Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine lost its external power supply and operated without it for approximately one hour today.

Iran has intensified its stance against Donald Trump, while the chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff is now seeking an exit from the conflict, with Trump reportedly open to ending the war without a nuclear deal.

A new generation of small nuclear reactors is expected to become operational in the coming years, with Atomic City, Idaho, serving as a key proving ground, though public opinion remains divided.

An interview with ETH nuclear researcher Andreas Pautz highlights his view that new nuclear power plants are a safer and more sensible complement to solar and wind energy for Switzerland's future electricity needs, suggesting two new reactors would suffice.

An article explores the legacy of Soviet nuclear lighthouses along Russia's vast Arctic coastline, describing them as 'ghosts of the Russian world' and questioning their historical significance.

The Czech Prime Minister has expressed a desire to expedite the expansion projects for the country's nuclear power plants.

Romania's Ministry of Energy announced that the controlled sinking of barges in the Danube River is successfully maintaining water levels required for the operation of Unit 2 at the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant.

The cost of the US Navy's nuclear ships, dubbed 'Trump's battleships,' is reportedly skyrocketing, with the Congressional Budget Office estimating the construction of 15 such vessels at $275 billion, significantly more than initial projections.

Vela satellites, originally designed to detect nuclear tests in 1967, accidentally discovered the first gamma-ray burst, a powerful cosmic explosion that puzzled scientists for decades.

A new proposal, reportedly given to Andy Burnham, suggests Britain could rejoin the EU single market by offering to extend its armed forces and nuclear deterrent protection across Europe.

A reactor at the Golfech nuclear power plant in France was preventively shut down on Saturday evening. This measure was taken to comply with environmental limits on the warming of the Garonne river, which is approaching the 28°C threshold.

A potential agreement between the US and Saudi Arabia could encourage other nations to consider nuclear weapons, especially if it doesn't include commitments against uranium enrichment, a concern previously raised with Turkey and Egypt.

A Pakistani team secured one gold and two silver medals at the 3rd International Nuclear Science Olympiad (INSO-2026), held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The event, supported by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), took place from August 2 to 8.

The Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) experienced two separate losses of external power on August 8.

This article identifies favorite nuclear stocks for investment, suggesting options for those with $1,000 to invest. It provides insights into the nuclear energy sector for potential profits.

On August 8, 1946, the XB-36, a prototype bomber designed for nuclear warfare and later known as the 'Peacemaker,' made its inaugural flight, becoming an iconic symbol of the early Cold War era.

The recent shutdown at Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant is seen as a symptom of a broader energy crisis, necessitating a fundamental transformation of the country's outdated electricity system.

While Portugal continues to discuss nuclear energy using arguments from 1970s protests, the rest of Europe is moving forward with its nuclear programs, highlighting a divergence in energy policy approaches.

India successfully tested its nuclear-capable Agni-4 missile, which has a range of 4,000 km. This test marks a significant addition to the country's nuclear arsenal.

An opinion piece argues that with climate change impacting river levels and thus nuclear power, there is a need for more citizen-managed energy solutions, emphasizing that no single energy source is a miracle solution.

China is initiating a regular container shipping line through the Russian Arctic's Northern Sea Route. Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom has issued permits for seven Chinese vessels to use this route to Europe.

A U.S. Congresswoman's continued investments in AI and nuclear stocks have drawn mixed reactions from hedge funds, highlighting differing investment strategies in these sectors.

Iran's 92nd Armored Division has reportedly moved T-72 tanks towards Abadan, even as diplomatic efforts concerning the Strait of Hormuz and the nuclear program continue.

Despite an expected rise in the Danube's water level, the situation at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant remains challenging, according to Péter Magyar.

An article from DW explores the potential benefits and underlying problems associated with small modular nuclear reactors, questioning whether their promises of cheap, clean, and climate-friendly energy truly add up.

On the anniversary of Hiroshima, Japan's ultraconservative Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi subtly indicated a potential reevaluation of Japan's 'Three Non-Nuclear Principles' in her remarks.

Hungary has ceased illuminating its national landmarks at night to conserve electricity amidst an energy crisis. The decision is partly due to a lack of cooling water for the Paks nuclear power plant caused by a heatwave.

The changing circumstances of regional security architectures are prompting a shift in thinking about nuclear weapons, with calls for Japan and the world to engage in a genuine debate on the issue.

London-listed supplier Goodwin, which provides parts for UK and US nuclear submarines, is exploring the sale of its defence business and has received bids from buyout firms.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has expressed concern over the increasing frequency of external power supply disruptions at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine.

Japan marked the anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing by reinforcing its anti-nuclear stance, while notably refraining from naming the US in its commemoration. The ceremony highlighted the ongoing commitment to nuclear disarmament.

Romanian authorities have postponed an attempt to divert more water from the Danube to the Cernavoda nuclear power plant. Four barges filled with rocks are planned to create a dam, which will allow for continued cooling of the only operational reactor.

Major Italian cities are under heat alerts, while a drought is simultaneously affecting Hungary's nuclear power operations, highlighting widespread climate-related challenges.

Deep Fission's stock saw a rise following the Department of Energy's approval of the safety design for its underground Small Modular Reactor (SMR). This marks a significant step for the company in the nuclear energy sector.

A new report details the atomic bomb's world-changing invention, the suffering it inflicted, and its role in launching the nuclear age.

Fishermen in Argentina were surprised to find a sea lion had snuck onto their boat near Mar del Plata and made itself comfortable on a bed.

Estimates suggest that a shutdown of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant, which contributes about half a percent to Hungary’s GDP, could directly reduce economic output and weaken the national currency.

Reducing the Paks nuclear power plant's output is costly, but the real blow to the GDP would come from forced restrictions on industrial production.

Nearly 40 years after Italians voted to abandon nuclear power, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government is pushing for its reintroduction, though the outcome remains uncertain.

A 54-year-old participant on the reality show "Villa der Versuchung" revealed in the first episode that she uses a pacifier to help her sleep, a habit that dental professionals warn against.

Musician John Finucane is advancing a legal challenge against the mandatory retirement age of 70 at the Royal Irish Academy of Music.

The Philippines is grappling with significant challenges in its efforts to deliver cheaper power, with questions remaining about system loss, rooftop solar, nuclear power, and renewable energy auctions.

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar expressed optimism regarding the Danube crisis, noting that the river's level has begun to rise after record lows caused by heatwaves, which had impacted the Paks nuclear power plant.

On the anniversary of the Hiroshima atomic bombing, Japanese government officials typically deliver pacifist speeches, but Sanae Takaichi avoided a clear rejection of nuclear weapons, aligning with her ambitions for rearmament.

Japanese politician Sanae Takaichi has given mixed signals regarding her commitment to Japan's three non-nuclear principles, with some reports indicating a clear pledge while others suggest she stopped short of a definitive promise.

The Czech Republic is reportedly assisting Hungary in its energy crisis, as Hungary has been unable to offset the shortfall from its Paks nuclear power plant with domestic sources due to high production costs.

While other countries face cooling issues for nuclear power plants due to low water levels during heatwaves, Slovakia's nuclear facilities are functioning reliably thanks to cooling towers, though electricity prices are still increasing.

Bella Thorne has reflected on her past rivalry with Zendaya during their Disney Channel show 'Shake It Up', revealing they were pitted against each other but eventually 'hashed it out' to resolve their issues.

The project for Poland's first nuclear power plant has entered a new phase, with Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe transferring the future investment site in Choczewo to Bechtel, which will build the facility with Westinghouse.

Romania has blasted a rock in the drought-affected Danube River to divert cooling water to its Cernavoda nuclear power plant. The radical measure aims to ensure the reactor's operation amidst low water levels.

Despite the Krško nuclear power plant reducing its output due to drought conditions, HEP (Croatian Electricity Company) guarantees a stable electricity supply through its own sources and wholesale market purchases.

Hungary faces significant energy concerns, with its electricity supply heavily reliant on the Paks nuclear power plant. Prime Minister Peter Magyar aims to reduce this dependence and further integrate nuclear energy.

Hungary's third-largest lake, Lake Velence, is shrinking, and the Danube River is running low due to high temperatures, raising concerns that the country's only nuclear power plant might have to shut down.

French nuclear power plants have been repeatedly throttled or taken offline due to high water temperatures and low water levels. This situation raises concerns about the consequences for Luxembourg's electricity supply.

Péter Magyar announced that the last turbine at the Paks nuclear power plant is operating stably, with no change in water levels overnight after a rise on Tuesday.

France has offered to share its nuclear expertise with the Philippines, potentially boosting Manila's long-term energy security, though analysts note safety and governance concerns must be overcome.

Following the government's policy to maximize nuclear power utilization, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has decided to fully develop next-generation Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) for practical use in Japan.

Residents in Kansas are expressing strong opinions, both positive and negative, regarding a proposed underground nuclear site, with some seeing opportunities and others fearing the risks.

Climate change has categorized Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant among weather-dependent producers, but the Orbán government has failed to prepare the facility for this shift.

The Krško nuclear power plant in Croatia may reduce its electricity production by 20% due to the ongoing heatwave and the resulting high temperatures of the Sava River, which is used for cooling. A nuclear physicist has advised against dramatizing the situation, despite the potential impact on output.

Romania's ongoing works on the Danube river are expected to mitigate the risks of future shutdowns at the Cernavodă nuclear power plant.

A new study argues that focusing solely on wind and solar power is unsustainable and that nuclear power is also necessary for Germany's energy transition, especially during periods of 'dangerous dark flares' when renewable energy sources are insufficient.

Global stock markets are extending their rally, and oil prices are advancing due to ongoing uncertainty surrounding a potential nuclear deal with Iran and tempered hopes for a swift reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Oil prices are advancing as a potential nuclear deal with Iran continues to elude negotiators, impacting global markets. The ongoing uncertainty surrounding the deal is contributing to gains in oil and some Asian stocks.

Efforts to redirect Danube currents to the Cernavodă nuclear plant have gained 8 cm of water, but the danger persists due to strong and unpredictable currents that could dislocate barges.

State Secretary Irinel Ionel Scrioșteanu stated that the situation remains dangerous at Cernavodă after barges sank in the Danube, with strong and unpredictable currents, though Reactor 2 of the nuclear plant remains operational.

Romania has secured additional operating days for its Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant, while also addressing low water levels in the Danube River by sinking barges to raise the water table.

A majority of Czech citizens are reportedly in favor of nuclear power.

Romania has extended the operation of its second nuclear reactor at the Cernavoda plant by nine days, following explosive works on the Danube River that increased its flow.

Heatwaves, droughts, and low water levels are straining nuclear, wind, and hydropower generation, highlighting the urgent need for action as a return to previous climate norms is unlikely.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi reiterated the government's current stance on nonnuclear principles at the Nagasaki ceremony, but again avoided an explicit commitment regarding their future, unlike previous leaders.

A renewed debate in Japan regarding nuclear issues is causing concern among those who advocate for the nation's long-standing pacifist principles.

The agreement between the White House and Saudi Arabia, which opens the door for Riyadh to enrich uranium, suggests that the Iranian nuclear model is gaining adherents among US allies, paradoxically accelerating military nuclear programs due to the ongoing conflict.

Finland has become the first country in the world to construct a permanent repository for its nuclear waste. The article explores what lessons Germany can draw from Finland's pioneering project.

An article from 40 years ago, August 8, 1986, highlighted international calls for a freeze on nuclear weapons testing.

The Vandellós I Nuclear Power Plant, which closed after Spain's worst nuclear accident, has incurred €766 million in dismantling costs by 2016, with France now charging €85,195 daily for waste management.

Hungary is expecting an increase in the water level of the Danube River, though this is not anticipated to affect the operation of the nuclear power plant.

The US Navy's program to acquire new Trump-class nuclear battleships is estimated to cost $275 billion, according to a report from the Congressional Budget Office.

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar warned of a 'dramatic' economic impact on the country due to a widespread drought affecting its agricultural heartland and a potentially lengthy nuclear production outage.

Russian state nuclear giant Rosatom, operator of the Northern Sea Route through the Arctic, announced it has issued permits for seven Chinese transit ships to sail to Europe via the Russian Arctic route. This includes seven Chinese transport ships that will navigate the route.

Nuclearelectrica is conducting a thorough investigation into irregularities discovered by the Prime Minister's Control Body regarding the Doicești small modular reactor (SMR) project, potentially leading to the cancellation of payments to private partner Nova Power and Gas.

The reactor of the fourth unit at the Mochovce Nuclear Power Plant in Slovakia has achieved criticality for the first time, operating at minimum power. This marks the beginning of a series of tests before its connection to the grid.

An unprecedented drought on the Danube and Sava rivers has challenged the energy system in the region, including nuclear power plants, though safety was reportedly never compromised despite sensational media reports.

The Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant controversially transferred 203 decares of land to its subsidiary 'New Capacities' at an inflated price of 651 million BGN, increasing its investment's book value and paying 65 million BGN in corporate tax, an operation rejected by auditors.

Due to heat and lack of rainfall, water levels on many European rivers are extremely low. This is a problem not only for ships, but also for nuclear power plants

Officials from Hibakusha groups urged the Japanese government to actively engage in peace diplomacy and show enthusiasm for eliminating nuclear weapons by supporting a ban treaty.

Severe drought conditions are affecting Switzerland and other parts of Europe, causing economic hardship across various sectors, from nuclear power generation to sugar beet farming.

Nuclear startup Oklo is preparing for its upcoming earnings report, with investors keenly watching as the company approaches its goal of generating its first revenue.

Two nuclear energy stocks are highlighted as strong buys for investors in August, signaling potential growth in the sector.

India has successfully test-fired its nuclear-capable Agni-4 ballistic missile, which has a strike range of 4,000 kilometers. The launch took place from Odisha, marking another advancement in India's defense capabilities.

A former Israeli Navy head expressed concern that Israel might face missile shortages similar to the US, potentially giving Iran leverage as it advances its nuclear and missile programs.

French electricity giant EDF plans to invest €9 billion over 15 years to enhance the resilience of its power plants against climate change impacts, such as heatwaves and low river flows that have previously disrupted nuclear and hydropower generation.

Japan marks 81 years since the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, remembering the devastating event that launched the nuclear age.

As Japan prepares to revise its defense strategy and commemorates Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the government is questioning its long-held rejection of nuclear weapons, with the defense minister calling for open discussion on the issue.

Romanian authorities plan to sink rock-filled barges in the Danube River to increase water flow to a nuclear power plant, addressing operational concerns.

Candle floats are being held in six locations across Iceland to commemorate the victims of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, marking 81 years since the US dropped nuclear bombs on the two Japanese cities.

The Pentagon is reportedly drafting a new nuclear strategy to prepare for a potential regional war against China or Russia. This strategic move aims to address possible future conflicts with these major powers.

Eighty-one years after the Hiroshima bombing, the Indian subcontinent is identified as the region most at risk of a nuclear flashpoint, with India and Pakistan possessing comparable arsenals.

Operations to divert the Danube River have resumed, with specialists sinking four loaded barges to increase water flow to the Cernavodă nuclear power plant.

An analysis explores why France is developing a new nuclear strategy, citing the US retreat from Europe and Russia's aggressive posture as key factors.

Romania's Cernavodă nuclear power plant has experienced shutdowns due to drought, highlighting the country's increasing energy vulnerability as cheap hydropower becomes less available and solar energy storage remains undeveloped.

Today marks the anniversary of the first nuclear bomb in history, an event described as the most horrific attack in human history. The initial blast resulted in the immediate deaths of 80,000 people.

An article questions the lack of public protest and diplomatic efforts in response to the ongoing increase in atomic weapons globally.

A painting depicting a Hiroshima atomic bomb survivor has been drawn on the shutter of a vacant store in Kyiv, with the artist expressing concern that nuclear weapons could be used again.

A severe heatwave across Europe has led to the shutdown or reduced operation of more than 20 nuclear reactors, including a 20% reduction at Slovenia's Krško plant, and is causing widespread suffering from France to Romania, with warnings of hotter summers to come.

Bulgaria has reached unprecedented levels of electricity exports, reportedly due to reduced operations at nuclear power plants along the Danube. The country is now exporting a record 32-33 thousand megawatt-hours of electricity per day.

Poland, traditionally a coal-dependent nation, is actively expanding its renewable energy sources and exploring nuclear power, with growing public support for these initiatives driven by concerns for energy security.

Eastern Europe is experiencing an energy shortage as low water levels in the Danube River have forced nuclear power plants to halt operations and disrupted shipping.

Slovak nuclear power plants are not experiencing drought issues due to a different cooling system, but the shutdowns of surrounding power plants are causing electricity prices to rise.

An article explores the potential of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) as a flexible, clean, and climate-friendly energy source, examining the claims and hype surrounding their development.

China's People’s Liberation Army released official footage showing a nuclear-capable air-launched ballistic missile, the Jing Lei-1, mounted on an H-6N bomber during a joint anti-ship exercise.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has received government backing from Japan for its project to develop next-generation nuclear reactors.

Canada's government, led by Mark Carney, is advocating for a 'new civilian nuclear renaissance' in the country, prompting questions about the rationale and potential costs of this initiative.

Péter Magyar appeals for electricity savings due to the situation at the Paks nuclear power plant.

Japan's defense minister, Shinjiro Koizumi, has reiterated his support for a nuclear-free world following criticism, including from atomic bomb survivors, over his recent proposal for open debates on nuclear policy.

Record heatwaves across Europe have led to significant drops in river water levels, causing partial shutdowns of nuclear power plants and temporary production halts at car factories in Romania to conserve electricity.

Moscow is accelerating the delivery of weaponry to Minsk, an agreement that follows joint nuclear exercises and warnings from Ukrainian President Zelensky about potential Belarusian involvement in the war.

An energy analyst expresses relief as a new offshore wind tender in Denmark shows the technology outperforming nuclear, coal, and gas, signaling a positive outlook for Denmark and Europe's energy future.

An atmospheric physicist from Bayero University Kano (BUK), Mrs. Sa'id, has been appointed to a UN global panel evaluating existential global nuclear threats.